' must be respected when choosing a medium of production. The visual stimulus of the film satisfies these requirements.
             It should be noted that both Austen and Heckerling have a common purpose in communicating their personal views to the audience, however, it is in the subject of these views that a transformation has occurred. Heckerling has clearly considered the relevant audience, text type, and context in establishing her purpose and therefore has not simply remade "Emma", as an 'excuse' for Jane Austen's vision.
             Upon comparing and contrasting the contexts of "Emma" and "Clueless", and the transformation that has occurred, it becomes clear that even withi
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