Altering Horizons: an aesthetic of reception and reproduction in Oscar and Lucinda

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  • Alice Healy Flinders University of South Australia

Keywords:

Peter Carey, Gillian Armstrong, film adaptation

Abstract

The paper examines the changing conditions under which Oscar and Lucinda was read, interpreted, translated and reproduced using the theories of Jauss and Iser, with particular reference to the film adaptation.

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2013-01-27

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2000: Australian Literary Studies in the 21st Century

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