TY - JOUR
AU - Burke, Liam
AB - Adaptation Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 53–59 doi: 10.1093/adaptation/apq002 Advance Access publication 11 February 2010 th 4 International Association of Adaptation Studies Conference, BFI Southbank, 24-25 September 2009 LIAm BUrke * A name change, a chic venue and eighty papers running the gamut from ‘Post-Racial th Othello’ (Douglas Lanier) to ‘The Literary Rambo’ (Jeremy Strong), the 4 International Association of Adaptation Studies Conference took place in the BFI Southbank on the th th 24 and 25 of September, 2009. With previous conferences held in Leicester (2006), Atlanta (2007) and Amsterdam (2008), this was the first conference organized by the association since changing its name from ‘The Association of Literature on Screen Studies’ to its new, more inclusive title. This decision was taken at the 2008 conference and is reflective of the field’s interests widening beyond novel and theatre adaptations. Fittingly, a diverse range of textual relations was under consideration during the con- ference proceedings, including sessions on ‘Costume and Adaptation’, ‘Silent Adapta- tions’ and ‘Screenwriting: Adaptation in Practice’. The conference is always well-organized and the attendees seasoned enough to en- sure that their papers are well-researched and engaging; tailored to solicit meaningful debate. This year’s choice of venue saw 
TI - REVIEW ARTICLE
JO - Adaptation
DO - 10.1093/adaptation/apq002
DA - 2010-02-11
UR - https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/oxford-university-press/review-article-YEiGZNpXRY
SP - 53
EP - 59
VL - 3
IS - 1
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