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cinej-107	Barraclough, Rachel	Review of The Drift: Affect, Adaptation and New Perspectives on Fidelity	2014	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1254	25	10	In conclusion, this book lays the groundwork for an essential radicalising and broadening of the field of adaptation studies, presenting new ways of thinking about and analysing the relationship between films and literary texts which, if developed further within future research, would certainly enliven and transform the ways in which we think about intertextuality and inter-media relationships in a variety of fields. Microsoft Word - CINEJ3.2.107pp244_248.docx Review of The Drift: Affect, Adaptation and New Perspectives on Fidelity Rachel Barraclough University of Lincoln, rachelbarraclough@hotmail.co.uk Abstract John Hodgkins’ book revitalises the field of cinematic adaptation studies by drawing upon and developing concepts of affect, most notably theorised by scholars such as Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, contributing to a growing trend in wider areas of film scholarship where these concepts have been used to challenge normative ideas and methodologies.	cache/cinej-107.pdf	txt/cinej-107.txt