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00 Paperback PN1997 Wishing to overthrow the traditional model of film adaptation studies, which normatively stresses and is primarily concerned with the fidelity of film adaptations to their original literary sources, Leitch (English, U.
The expansion of democracy, itself normatively defined as government of the people, by the people and for the people, in Abraham Lincoln's famous phrase, has enhanced that definition, by sharpening the distinction between what is public from what is private.
This question can be addressed in two different ways, positively and normatively.
 
 
 
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