
A Counter-History of Crime Fiction: Supernatural, Gothic, Sensational
por
Maurizio Ascari
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Capa dura
Páginas
237
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
Sep 5, 2007
Editora
Palgrave Macmillan
Edição
First Edition
ISBN-10
0230525008
ISBN-13
9780230525009
Descrição
In this exploration of crime fiction, the author delves into the genre's evolution through a unique lens, examining the interplay between supernatural elements, gothic themes, and sensational narratives. This insightful analysis navigates the winding paths of literary history, revealing how these influences have shaped the genre's development over time.
The narrative moves through various periods, highlighting key works and authors that contributed to the crime fiction landscape. The author's keen observations shed light on the societal fears and cultural anxieties that have manifested in crime literature, illustrating how these themes resonate with audiences across generations. Through a rich tapestry of examples, readers are invited to consider the transformative power of crime fiction in reflecting and reframing societal issues.
With an engaging writing style, the book serves both as an academic resource and a compelling read for enthusiasts of the genre. As it unravels the complexities of crime narrative, it encourages deeper contemplation of the moral and ethical dimensions embedded within these stories, making it essential for anyone interested in the darker corners of literature.
The narrative moves through various periods, highlighting key works and authors that contributed to the crime fiction landscape. The author's keen observations shed light on the societal fears and cultural anxieties that have manifested in crime literature, illustrating how these themes resonate with audiences across generations. Through a rich tapestry of examples, readers are invited to consider the transformative power of crime fiction in reflecting and reframing societal issues.
With an engaging writing style, the book serves both as an academic resource and a compelling read for enthusiasts of the genre. As it unravels the complexities of crime narrative, it encourages deeper contemplation of the moral and ethical dimensions embedded within these stories, making it essential for anyone interested in the darker corners of literature.
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