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How to be Both through Overlapping Ekphrastic Layers

  • Miriam de Paiva Vieira and Joicy Silva Ferreira
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New Approaches to Transcodification
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© 2025 Massimo Fusillo, Doriana Legge, Mirko Lino, Mattia Petricola, Gianluigi Rossini, published by Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston // The book is published with open access at www.degruyter.com.

© 2025 Massimo Fusillo, Doriana Legge, Mirko Lino, Mattia Petricola, Gianluigi Rossini, published by Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston // The book is published with open access at www.degruyter.com.

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Table of Contents V
  3. On Transcodification: A Proposal for a Code-Oriented Approach to Adaptation and Intermediality 1
  4. Section 1 Theories
  5. “Various Are the Incidents in One Man’s Life Which Cannot Be Reduced to Unity”. First Aristotelian Lesson on Transcodification 13
  6. Transcodifications of the Real: ‘Presence,’ Nature, and Artifice in Historiography and Art 23
  7. Cinema’s Affective and Metaleptic Intermediality 37
  8. Telling Stories with Objects: Narrative and Materiality 53
  9. The Impossible Transcodification. What if Performance Does Not Deal with the Mediascape? 65
  10. A Poetics of App Fiction 71
  11. Section 2 Words and Images
  12. The Survival of Painting: Cinematic and Literary Tableaux Vivants 83
  13. Ekphrastic Transformations of the Nude in Pedro Almodóvar’s The Skin I Live In and Nuala Ní Chonchúir’s Nude 93
  14. Musical Metaphors as Intermedial References 103
  15. Framing a Shot: Intercode Adaptations and Ethical Remembrance of the Vietnam War 113
  16. Recycling Film Genres: Transcodification of the Film Noir in the Contemporary Anglo-American and French Novel (Martin Amis, Robert Coover, Tanguy Viel) 125
  17. How to be Both through Overlapping Ekphrastic Layers 135
  18. Nostalgia of the Present: Pauline Boty From the Swinging Sixties to Post-Brexit UK 145
  19. The Unlikeable Woman: Olive Kitteridge and the Invisibility of the Adapted Screenplay Text 153
  20. Section 3 Screens and stages
  21. Liturgy and Theatre at the Gates of Dis. The Divine Comedy as a Transcodification of Medieval Performance 167
  22. Turandot – A Feminist Heroine Crossing Codes and Media 177
  23. Sublime Voices, Tragic Identifications. On Two Opera Re-enactments in cinema 189
  24. Transcodification as Hantise: Opera and Memory in Derek Jarman and Isaac Julien 197
  25. Corporal Transcodification(s): Mark Morris’ Dance Adaption of Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas 205
  26. A Performance Of Sound for an Immersive Theatre 219
  27. Black Mirror – Bandersnatch and/as Intermedial Performativity through TV Series, Cinema and Digital Transcodification 227
  28. From V to V: The Problematic Adaptation of Alan Moore & David Lloyd’s V for Vendetta 237
  29. Digital Comics as Participatory Gesamtkunstwerk: Andrew Hussie’s Homestuck 247
  30. Section 4 Cultural transfers
  31. Dissonance, Anachrony 263
  32. The Egyptian Enigma in New Media Art. Haytham Nawar’s AI Human-Machine Installations 279
  33. The House of Atreus in Cyberspace: Transmediality of Classical Materials 289
  34. Suspended or Suspenseful? Orientalism, Rat Torture, and Transmedial Fantasies 299
  35. The Gamification of Terror: The Imaginary of Videogames from the War on Terror to the Islamic State 317
  36. Transcoding Migration: On the Transcultural Aesthetics of Socially Engaged Creativity across Europe 327
  37. The Same Film or Another One? Fansubbing as Resistant Transcodification Practice in the Postcinema Age 337
  38. Inside of the Technology of Surveillance: Notes on Shu Lea Cheang’s 3x3x6 347
  39. Japanese Space Opera and Intermediality 357
  40. Author index
  41. Subject index
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