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Healy explores the adaptation of novels to film, and the processes this involves of translation and interpretation. She focuses on The Sound of One Hand Clapping, where both novel and film were written by the author at much the same time, with the translation being something of a dialogical process.
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Memories in a Suitcase : Migrancy and Translation in Richard Flanagan's The Sound of One Hand Clapping
