Titlebook: Deutschsprachige Kinder- und Jugendliteratur im Medienverbund 1900-1945; Petra Josting,Marlene Antonia Illies,Annemarie Web Book 2020 Spri

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Uzoechi Nwagbara,Anthony Kalagborand continuations. The most important of these seems to be the novel version by Lisa Tetzner, which has been repeatedly published and translated into many languages. In addition – until 1933 and then again after 1945 – further children’s books varying the plot were produced besides an animated movie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-62501-6ems to be popular today as new media adaptations (like audiobooks etc.) are constantly being published. Among these media publications there is a large variance in terms of motive, topography, characters, target groups or even meanings of the fairy tale. The catchy image of the flying trunk seems to

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Uzoechi Nwagbara,Anthony Kalagbor of production, distribution and reception are considered. The films adapt the originals in their specific ways – historicizing, updating, ideologizing, aestheticizing, or psychologizing the story. Through expansion, modification and transposition, they contribute to the transformation of the origin

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Michele Rostan,Flavio A. Ceravolo, with marketing and planned economic control, as they distinguish modern media networks, rather than it was the change from one print medium to another which was ultimately responsible for further developement. With the reception of Busch’s paradigmatic stories about boy’s pranks in the popular wee

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Der Kinder- und Jugendhörfunk von 1924 bis 1945ren vs. adolescents) and genres (fairy tales, rhyming stories, adventure narratives etc.). Additionally, they developed different forms such as the audio play, the improvisation and the adaptation of classic plays or more extensive narratives adjusted to the specific target group. Some innovative pe

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Funkheinzelmannhauspielhaus Berlin. Anchored in the brandmarketing and seriality theories (especially related to popular culture), this article investigates the rise and fall of Funkheinzelmann as an early model illustrating the complex dynamics of the media convergence phenomenon.

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