Anne Rice’s cult-classic debut book, Interview with the Vampire (IWTV), much like that of William Makepeace-Thackeray’s Vanity Fair, has had television and film adaptations since its initial 1976 release. Yet, unlike Vanity Fair, IWTV has only two successful adaptations, with a 28-year gap separating their creation: a 1994 film and...
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William Makepeace Thackeray’s 1848 novel Vanity Fair has inspired numerous adaptations across television, film, and even radio. The story first appeared on screen in 1911 as a silent film, charting the dramatic rise and fall of its central character, Becky Sharp, as she ascends and ultimately descends the social ladder....
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Technological globalisation describes the interconnectedness of online communities worldwide and facilitates the ease of access to information wherever and whenever we need it. Access to information is especially significant for students who rely on the internet’s vast bank of sources for their assignments. However, the internet’s sheer volume of different...
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