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Volume 36, Number 1

2008

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Table of Contents, 36:1 (2008)   David T. Johnson (Salisbury University)    Letter from the Editor: No Country for Adaptations   Simone Murray (Monash University, Melbourne)    Materializing Adaptation Theory: The Adaptation Industry . Thomas Leitch (University of Delaware)    Adaptations without Sources: The Adventures of Robin Hood   Rishona Zimring (Lewis and Clark College)    Ruby Lee Gissing: Authorship and the New New Woman in Victor Nunez’s    Ruby in Paradise   Sophie Mayer    The Mirror Didn’t Crack: Costume Drama & Gothic Horror in Sally Potter’s Orlando   Roberta Grandi (Catholic University of Milan)    The Passion Translated: Literary and Cinematic Rhetoric in Pride and Prejudice (2005)   Siobhan Brownlie (The University of Manchester, England)    Using Riffaterre to Rehabilitate The Lover   Dyalan Govender (The University of Sydney, Australia)    Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and Melville’s Moby Dick:    A Comparative Study   Carl C. Curtis, III (Liberty University)    Powell and Pressburger’s A Canterbury Tale: New Pilgrims, Old Pilgrims   Laurence Raw (Baskent University, Turkey)    Review: Adaptation Studies: Its Past, Present, and Future   Dean R. Cooledge (University of Maryland, Eastern Shore)    Review: The Films of Robert Wise