Kirsten Stirling Livres

The book provides an in-depth literary analysis of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan, examining its various adaptations, including rewritings and sequels. It delves into the text's complex history, tracing its roots in the Harlequinade and British pantomime traditions. The author explores influences from Barrie's biography and the emergence of numerous adaptations, such as the Starcatchers trilogy and graphic novels. Key critical interpretations and the cultural impact of films like Hook and Finding Neverland are also discussed, highlighting the ongoing fascination with Barrie's themes of imagination.