Bachelorarbeit, 2021
48 Seiten
This thesis aims to explore the widespread influence of Jane Austen's work, examining its impact across various media and its enduring relevance in contemporary culture. It investigates how Austen's novels have been adapted and reinterpreted across different platforms, from novels and films to television and theatre, and analyzes the role of digital humanities in shaping and extending her legacy.
1. Introduction: This introductory chapter sets the stage for the thesis, outlining the author's admiration for Jane Austen and highlighting the enduring appeal of her work. It introduces the concept of transmediality as a key element in understanding Austen's lasting influence, emphasizing the ability of her novels to transcend time and be adapted to various media forms. The chapter also lays out the central hypothesis: that Austen's work serves as a prime example of literary transmediation and possesses a global impact. It concludes with a brief overview of the thesis's structure and the topics that will be covered in subsequent chapters, offering a roadmap for the analysis to follow.
2. Digital Humanities and Other Terms: This chapter delves into the concept of digital humanities, acknowledging the ongoing debates surrounding its definition. It positions digital humanities as a field that fosters collaboration across disciplines, enabling the creation of innovative works. The chapter then focuses on the crucial role of transmediation within digital humanities, explaining how it transforms artistic works (particularly literature) into various forms through the use of technology. It explores how transmediation expands the reach and impact of Austen's novels by facilitating adaptations and interpretations in different media like theater, film, television and internet-based platforms. The chapter further clarifies the connection between transmediation and interdisciplinarity, emphasizing their synergistic relationship in artistic creation and interpretation.
This thesis explores the widespread influence of Jane Austen's work and its enduring relevance in contemporary culture. It examines how Austen's novels have been adapted and reinterpreted across various media (novels, films, television, theatre), and analyzes the role of digital humanities in shaping and extending her legacy.
The key themes include Jane Austen's literary legacy and its transmediality; the impact of digital humanities on the dissemination and interpretation of Austen's work; adaptations and reinterpretations of Austen's novels in various media; the role of fan creations and cultural institutions in preserving and promoting Austen's heritage; and the commercialization of Austen's work and its potential impact.
The thesis highlights the crucial role of digital humanities in fostering collaboration across disciplines and enabling innovative works. It emphasizes how digital humanities, particularly through transmediation, expands the reach and impact of Austen's novels by facilitating adaptations and interpretations in different media.
The thesis examines adaptations and reinterpretations of Austen's novels across various media, including film, television, theatre, and internet-based platforms, analyzing their impact and contribution to Austen's lasting influence.
The thesis is structured into chapters, beginning with an introduction outlining the author's admiration for Jane Austen and the concept of transmediality. Subsequent chapters delve into digital humanities, Jane Austen's biography and historical context, and detailed analyses of the various media adaptations of her work, including novels, film, television, theatre, and fan creations. A concluding chapter summarizes the findings and their implications.
Transmediality, in this context, refers to the ability of Austen's novels to transcend time and be adapted to various media forms, demonstrating their lasting influence and adaptability across different platforms. It is a key element in understanding Austen's enduring appeal.
Chapter 1 sets the stage, outlining the author's admiration for Jane Austen and highlighting the enduring appeal of her work. It introduces the concept of transmediality and presents the central hypothesis that Austen's work is a prime example of literary transmediation with global impact. It provides an overview of the thesis's structure.
Chapter 2 explores the concept of digital humanities and its role in transmediation. It explains how digital humanities transforms artistic works into various forms through technology, expanding the reach and impact of Austen's novels. The chapter also clarifies the connection between transmediation and interdisciplinarity.
Besides the Introduction and the chapter on Digital Humanities, the thesis includes chapters dedicated to Jane Austen's biography, the historical context of her life, detailed explorations of different media adaptations of her works (novels, films, television, theatre), and the impact of fan creations and cultural institutions on her legacy.
The provided text includes a detailed table of contents listing all chapters, from the introduction to the exploration of cultural influence and fan creations.
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