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In/Transitive Cycles: Film Adaptations, Historiophoty, and the Philippines
This dissertation is a series of case studies that develop an approach to film adaptations that take seriously the intersection of film’s formal properties and adaptation’s capacity to speak to the context of its emergence. Film adaptation is usually understood as a transitive act, where film adapts
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