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some cases, create the experience of a particular narrative landscape through visual, pictorial, and spatial representations of writers, characters, settings, and scenes from preexisting creative works. This chapter begins with an overview of the genre of literary maps and the manner in which they

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,Der Prozess der Führung von unten,and moments and by reinforcing through repetition a synecdochic approach to reading literature. In the rendering of three-dimensionality with a two-dimensional medium, pop-up books draw attention to the role perception, expectation, and habit play in constructing boundaries between media. The chapte

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tion to read one representational medium in terms of another. This chapter focuses on ekphrasis as a reading strategy that magnifies, refracts, and opens up a work to significations unavailable or otherwise invisible. I begin with a brief overview of definitions of ekphrasis and the differential rel

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,Die Führungskraft als Performance Manager, As I have discussed in previous chapters, adaptation networks reveal the numerous ways in which readers engage with works and make them meaningful. This chapter considers adaptation as a strategy for personal meaning-making through the examination of work by two contemporary visual artists: that of

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Kate NewellThe first book-length study of print-based adaptations.The only book to treat illustrations, maps, pop-up books, and ekphrasis as adaptation.Presents ephemera as central to adaptation and the developm

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Expanding Adaptation Networks978-1-137-56712-3Series ISSN 2634-629X Series E-ISSN 2634-6303

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Vertriebsmanagement für Industriegüter a network. The adaptation network, I hold, is the aggregate of narrative moments, reference points, and iconography that comes to be associated with a particular work through successive acts of adaptation.