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“Wuthering Heights” in and out of Quotation Marks

A Brief Survey of the Adaptations of Emily Brontë’s novel

Authors

  • Rosario Gallone Author

Keywords:

adaptation, cinema and literature, authorial visions

Abstract

Betrayal, in the transition from one medium to another, is the very essence of the principle of adaptation.

Author Biography

  • Rosario Gallone

    Rosario Gallone teaches and writes. One subject: cinema. Which, however, includes art, history, pop culture, sociology, economics, and mass media studies. His books include Storia del Black Cinema, published by Martin Eden, and Capo di Bomba, 'a scorza 'e limone, and Monty Python. Gli Squallor al cinema, published by Langella.

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Published

25-05-2026

Versions

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 00 (2026): The new frontiers of cinema and audiovisuals

Section

Critical Readings

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Copyright (c) 2026 BLACKOUT. Cinema and other visions

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“Wuthering Heights” in and out of Quotation Marks: A Brief Survey of the Adaptations of Emily Brontë’s novel. (2026). BLACKOUT. Cinema and Other Visions, 1(00). https://blackout.abana.it/index.php/blackout/article/view/6

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