Shakespeare’s Hamlet in Manga Form

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International Journal of Media Culture and Literature
Volume:9 Issue:1
Shakespeare’s Hamlet in Manga Form

Shakespeare’s Hamlet in Manga Form

Authors : Metin Say

Pages : 23-47

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Publication Date : 2024-05-01

Article Type : Review Paper

Abstract :This article explores the evolution of manga from its historical roots in Japan\'s Meiji Period to its global influence and differentiation from Western comics, particularly focusing on the role of manga adaptations of Shakespeare\'s works, like Hamlet. It delves into the cultural and technological factors that contributed to manga\'s rise, the unique characteristics that distinguish it from other comics, and the specific ways manga has embraced and adapted Shakespearean narratives to appeal to contemporary audiences globally. The analysis includes the impact of manga adaptations on understanding and engaging with Shakespeare\'s plays, highlighting the interplay between traditional literature and modern manga art forms in both educational and entertainment contexts. The text further examines the commercial success and cultural significance of manga adaptations of Shakespeare, underscoring the medium\'s flexibility and its role in globalizing Shakespeare\'s works.
Keywords : Hamlet, Manga, Meiji Period, globalizing Shakespeares works

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