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About
My research focuses on adaptations of literature in film and media, as well as the intersections of technology and writing. My published work centers on intermedial adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays and the appropriation of twentieth- and twenty-first century representational technologies in performance, film, and television. My current work focuses on representation of the Internet in novels, films, and television, thinking about the pressures—aesthetic, political, and practical—exerted on cross-media adaptation. Beyond my work in adaptation, I’m interested in the impact of technology, including generative AI, on writing, research, and teaching.
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Education/Academic qualification
PhD, English Literature, University of Florida
… → 2014
MA, English Literature, Western Michigan University
… → 2009
BA, English Literature, Andrews University
… → 2006
Disciplines
- English Language and Literature
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Media Collisions: The Intermedial Intersections of Theater, Art, and Technicolor in Laurence Olivier’s Henry V
Denslow, K. N., 2024, In: Literature / Film Quarterly. 52, 4Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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"Were I Human": Beingness and the Postcolonial Object in Westworld’s Appropriation of The Tempest
Pittman, L. M., Corredera, V. I., Denslow, K. N. & Bailey, K. G. D., Jan 1 2021, "Were I Human": Beingness and the Postcolonial Object in Westworld’s Appropriation of The Tempest.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
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Guest Starring Hamlet: The Proliferation of the Shakespeare Meme on American Television
Denslow, K. N., 2017, Shakespeare / Not Shakespeare. Desmet, C., Loper, N. & Casey, J. (eds.). Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, p. 97-110 (Reproducing Shakespeare).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter