ArticleAuthors: Jyothi Justin; Nirmala Menon (2023)
The study involves close readings of Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging RockFootnote1 and its visual adaptations from a postcolonial feminist and geocritical theoretical framework to analyse how the space operate as a hegemonic tool in reproducing dominance based on gender, race, caste, class, and ethnicity. The comparative study will help to understand the ways in which adaptations of a source narrative to different media modify the landscape and space thereby shifting the gender equations as well. Lindsay’s novel has adaptations (all eponymous) produced during different time periods. 
