Takes a psychoanalytic approach to screen adaptation by examining the role of deep-rooted desire in the persisting media practice of adaptation from literature to film.
Takes a psychoanalytic approach to screen adaptation by examining the role of deep-rooted desire in the persisting media practice of adaptation from literature to film.
Acknowledgements Introduction: Screen Adaptation, a Symptom of Culture Chapter 1. The Real of a Text and the Task of the Adapter · Lost in Adaptation · The Task of the Adapter · From the Debris of the Tower of Babel · The Real of a Text Chapter 2. The Oedipus Complex in Film Adaptations of Shakespeare's Hamlet · The Ghost of the Dead Author · Super-ego vs. Super Ego · Reading Hamlet through the Oedipus Complex · The Man Who Has Lost the Way of His Desire · Desire in Film Adaptations of Hamlet · Laurence Olivier's Hamlet: The Oedipal Drama of Shadows · Franco Zeffirelli's Hamlet: A Close-Up on the Oedipus Complex · Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet: The Dream of a Complete Hamlet · The Play's the Thing Chapter 3. The Resistance to the Originals in Hitchcock's Adaptations · Texts of Doubt: Uncanny, Unpleasure, Anxiety, and the Mother · The Uncanny at Home · Unpleasure and Anxiety · The Mother and the Gaze · The Function of the Negative · Hitchcock's Rebecca without Rebecca · Adaptation in Reverse: The Birds Chapter 4. The Thing (das Ding) that Speaks of Itself in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining · Re-presentation of das Ding · The Play of the Thing · The objet petit a in the Shadow of das Ding · The Maze That Is a Monster Chapter 5. Traversing the Phantasy in Spike Jonze's Adaptation · An Allegory of Adaptation · The Original Phantasy and Its Adaptations · Adaptation in vitro · The Traversal of the Phantasy Conclusion: Adaptation, the Metaphor for Subjectivity Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Introduction: Screen Adaptation, a Symptom of Culture Chapter 1. The Real of a Text and the Task of the Adapter · Lost in Adaptation · The Task of the Adapter · From the Debris of the Tower of Babel · The Real of a Text Chapter 2. The Oedipus Complex in Film Adaptations of Shakespeare's Hamlet · The Ghost of the Dead Author · Super-ego vs. Super Ego · Reading Hamlet through the Oedipus Complex · The Man Who Has Lost the Way of His Desire · Desire in Film Adaptations of Hamlet · Laurence Olivier's Hamlet: The Oedipal Drama of Shadows · Franco Zeffirelli's Hamlet: A Close-Up on the Oedipus Complex · Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet: The Dream of a Complete Hamlet · The Play's the Thing Chapter 3. The Resistance to the Originals in Hitchcock's Adaptations · Texts of Doubt: Uncanny, Unpleasure, Anxiety, and the Mother · The Uncanny at Home · Unpleasure and Anxiety · The Mother and the Gaze · The Function of the Negative · Hitchcock's Rebecca without Rebecca · Adaptation in Reverse: The Birds Chapter 4. The Thing (das Ding) that Speaks of Itself in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining · Re-presentation of das Ding · The Play of the Thing · The objet petit a in the Shadow of das Ding · The Maze That Is a Monster Chapter 5. Traversing the Phantasy in Spike Jonze's Adaptation · An Allegory of Adaptation · The Original Phantasy and Its Adaptations · Adaptation in vitro · The Traversal of the Phantasy Conclusion: Adaptation, the Metaphor for Subjectivity Bibliography Index
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