Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice

Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice Iuliana Borbely has been for long into studying the multiple interactions between books, mostly classical, and their screen adaptations. [...]that accounts for her power of persuasion, the passion she has succeeded to convey to younger subjects, both readers and viewers, and her constant concern for an almost global phenomenon. An extensive introductory chapter dedicated to adaptation theory sets forth the issue of "Fidelity", something to be resumed later in the book; then approaches the condition of the two discourses in "Novel and Adaptation, Equals"; discusses the relation between "Adaptation and Reception Theory" and points to the fragile position of intertextuality in "Adaptations and Intermediary". [...]the third subchapter is about the 2008 BBC adaptation, "Spiced-up Sense and Sensibility" and includes an analysis on "Social criticism expressed through visual techniques".