Don DeLillo is an author who pays special attention to language, time, and space when constructing characters’ identity as well as their milieu. Considering this aspect of his fiction, the present article looks at how cinematic adaptations of his novels translate time, space, and the use of language onto the screen. Two of DeLillo’s novels have been adapted so far: Cosmopolis (DeLillo 2003) by David Cronenberg in a 2012 movie of the same name, and The Body Artist (DeLillo 2001) by Benoît Jacquot under the title À Jamais (2016). In light of the importance that the aforementioned elements play in the author’s works, this article delves into how they are represented in the two adaptations and analyzes the role that they play in the movies comp...
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The following thesis represents an attempt to account for the novelist Don DeLillo's last three nove...
The present paper is an enquiry into the issue of characterization in some of Don DeLillo’s most pro...
Don DeLillo is an author who pays special attention to language, time, and space when constructing c...
It is diffcult to provide an insightful overview of Don DeLillo’s fction without commenting upon the...
This study deals with the first works by Don DeLillo, from Americana (1971) to Running Dog (1978), b...
The experience of film has acquired a kind of independent existence in our consciousness, it's that ...
This article focuses on the most recent writings of Don DeLillo, and in particular it analyzes three...
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Cinema adaptations from literary works are a phenomenon of outstanding importance, that is as old as...
This dissertation demonstrates how Don DeLillo\u27s fiction presents a synthesis of consumer culture...
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More than any other major American author, Don DeLillo has examined the manner in which contemporary...
This essay provides a critical analysis of Don DeLillo’s novel The Body Artist and Samuel Beckett’s ...
Este ensayo examina la adaptación cinematográfica de la novela de ciencia ficción Bid Time Return (1...
The following thesis represents an attempt to account for the novelist Don DeLillo's last three nove...
The present paper is an enquiry into the issue of characterization in some of Don DeLillo’s most pro...
Don DeLillo is an author who pays special attention to language, time, and space when constructing c...
It is diffcult to provide an insightful overview of Don DeLillo’s fction without commenting upon the...
This study deals with the first works by Don DeLillo, from Americana (1971) to Running Dog (1978), b...
The experience of film has acquired a kind of independent existence in our consciousness, it's that ...
This article focuses on the most recent writings of Don DeLillo, and in particular it analyzes three...
From novel into film: the subject has inspired countless studies since George Bluestone\u27s pioneer...
This essay discusses the extent and effects of media simulacra on the fictional world of the North-A...
Cinema adaptations from literary works are a phenomenon of outstanding importance, that is as old as...
This dissertation demonstrates how Don DeLillo\u27s fiction presents a synthesis of consumer culture...
This article tackles the theoretical and practical issue of the adaptation of the �macho� character ...
More than any other major American author, Don DeLillo has examined the manner in which contemporary...
This essay provides a critical analysis of Don DeLillo’s novel The Body Artist and Samuel Beckett’s ...
Este ensayo examina la adaptación cinematográfica de la novela de ciencia ficción Bid Time Return (1...
The following thesis represents an attempt to account for the novelist Don DeLillo's last three nove...
The present paper is an enquiry into the issue of characterization in some of Don DeLillo’s most pro...