Eli Løfaldli

About

Research

Adaptation and appropriation

I work on the various ways in which literary and other material is used, re-used, reworked and rewritten in other texts and for new contexts. My research has centred on the practical and theoretical aspects of different forms of appropriation, such as translation, imitation, edition and adaptation for film and television.

Eighteenth-century literature

Much of my research has dealt with eighteenth-century literature and culture, and with authors such as Henry Fielding, Charlotte Lennox. Richard Graves and Laurence Sterne. I have a particular interest in investigating how this period is understood and represented today, and I am currently working on projects on the interactions between the past and the present in biographical and autobiographical films and texts that deal with eighteenth-century individuals.

Masculinities

Representations of masculinity, both in the eighteenth century and today, is another recurring theme in my research. Examples are investigations into how notions of manhood are appropriated, adapted and translated as the genre of Nordic Noir is being exported to new contexts and how male heterosexuality has been framed and conceptualised in modern and eighteenth-century texts.

Research groups:

The Politics of Rewriting

Literary and Cultural Eighteenth-Century Studies (LACES)

Teaching and supervision

English literature, most often within the areas of adaptation and appropriation studies and eighteenth-century literature.

Publications

2022

Løfaldli, Eli. (2022) The Ideological Recontextualisation of Modern Fatherhood in Scandinavian and British Nordic Noir Crime Series. Modern Languages Open
Academic article
Løfaldli, Eli. (2022) EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY PRIVATE LIFE WRITING AS EVIDENCE OF MEN'S SEXUAL PRACTICES: CASE REOPENED. Eighteenth-Century Studies
Academic article
Løfaldli, Eli. (2022) “What’s in a Name?” Authorship as (Micro)Genre in the Paratext of the Hogarth Shakespeare Project. Interfaces (Paris)
Academic article

2019

Greenall, Annjo Klungervik; Løfaldli, Eli. (2019) Translation and Adaptation as Recontextualization: The Case of The Snowman. Adaptation
Academic article
Løfaldli, Eli. (2019) 'Leave the Character of Graveairs in the Country': Reading Tom Jones through the lens of Tom Jones And Tom Jones. Novus Forlag
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

2018

Løfaldli, Eli. (2018) From Biographical Text to Biopic: Adapting the Cultural Memory of the Eighteenth Century. 1700-tal: Nordic Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies
Academic article

2017

Løfaldli, Eli. (2017) Staging Henry Fielding: The Author-Narrator in Tom Jones On Screen. Authorship
Academic article

2016

Løfaldli, Eli. (2016) 'The Terrorist as Quixote: The Case of Anders Behring Breivik'. Novus Forlag
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

2015

Jones, Tom; Løfaldli, Eli. (2015) Appropriation of and in the eighteenth century. Forum for Modern Language Studies
Academic article

2012

Løfaldli, Eli. (2012) Quixotic Book Consumption in Henry Fielding's Joseph Andrews. Novus Forlag
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

2008

Løfaldli, Eli; Hawthorn, Jeremy; Goring, Paul. (2008) Less of a Man: Quixotism and Masculinities in Eighteenth-Century Fiction. NTNU Trondheim
Doctoral dissertation

2004

Goring, Paul Michael; Løfaldli, Eli. (2004) Sterne's Nordic Presence: Denmark, Norway, Sweden. Continuum
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

Part of book/report

Løfaldli, Eli. (2019) 'Leave the Character of Graveairs in the Country': Reading Tom Jones through the lens of Tom Jones And Tom Jones. Novus Forlag
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Løfaldli, Eli. (2016) 'The Terrorist as Quixote: The Case of Anders Behring Breivik'. Novus Forlag
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Løfaldli, Eli. (2012) Quixotic Book Consumption in Henry Fielding's Joseph Andrews. Novus Forlag
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Goring, Paul Michael; Løfaldli, Eli. (2004) Sterne's Nordic Presence: Denmark, Norway, Sweden. Continuum
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Løfaldli, Eli. (2000) Domesticating the knight errant: Arabella's closet in Charlotte Lennox's The Female Quixote. Cappelen Damm Høyskoleforlaget
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper

Report

Løfaldli, Eli; Hawthorn, Jeremy; Goring, Paul. (2008) Less of a Man: Quixotism and Masculinities in Eighteenth-Century Fiction. NTNU Trondheim
Doctoral dissertation
Løfaldli, Eli. (2000) Female Quixotism. A Study of Charlotte Lennox's The Female Quixote, Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey and Tabitha Gilman Tenney's Female Quixotism. Skriftserie, Senter for kvinne- og kjønnsforskning
Report

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