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Foreword John C. Tibbetts vii
Introduction Dennis Cutchins Laurence Raw James M. Welsh xi
1 How to Teach Film Adaptations, and Why Thomas Leitch 1
2 Frankenstein's Monstrous Influences: Investigating Film Adaptations in Secondary Schools Nathan Phillips 21
3 Adapting Composition, Arguing Adaptation: Using Adaptation in the Composition Classroom Natalie Jones Loper 35
4 A Monster Course and a Course of Monsters Anna Bennion 53
5 Oh My God, They Killed Socrates! Teaching Aristophanes via South Park Katrina Bondari 63
6 Sighting the Whale and "The Rights of Man": Teaching with Film Adaptations of the Novels of Herman Melville Robert McParland 75
7 Why Adaptations Matter to Your Literature Students Dennis Cutchins 87
8 Adaptability: Questioning and Teaching Fidelity James M. Welsh 97
9 Teaching Adaptation via Intertextuality: The Stepford Wives, Postfeminism, and Avant-Garde Cinema Walter Metz 109
10 Life without a Primary Text: The Hydra in Adaptation Studies Jennifer M. Jeffers 123
11 Teaching Adaptation, Adapting Teaching, and Ghosts of Fidelity Peter Clandfield 139
Filmography 157
Bibliography 161
Index 173
About the Editors and Contributors 181
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