Titlebook: Essays on Detective Fiction; Bernard Benstock (Professor of Comparative Literat Book 1983 Bernard Benstock 1983 detective fiction.fiction.

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Yang Song,Matthäus P. Zylka,Peter A. Gloore reader is invited to fill out the short list. Such a list will probably include for the most part authors who have written a few mystery novels over a fairly long career; criticism generally holds that those who write in volume cannot write with fresh invention and intensity. Standing in defiance

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Marius Stein,Peter A. Gloor,Daniel Osters when he was doing his best work — chiefly the late 1920s — he managed to reconcile some of the deepest contradictions in his culture. He was a man of action and a man of sensibility, an ex-private-eye who looked like an aristocrat; he wrote five novels and a few dozen stories which provided materi

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Collaborative Design Knowledge Retrieval,ed surveillance, the amassing of voluminous information, and the elaborate manoeuvring to gain a suspect’s confidence to betray it. . (1877) is a poor play, and Twain is not all that alert to the invasion of privacy, the false arrests and police harassment, and the Agency’s notorious aggression agai

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2048-3y Julian Symons.’ The genre is dead; but not only will it not lie down — it’s all alive again and doing very well indeed. P. D. James is by no means the only writer to be living disproof to Symons, but she is clearly one of the most interesting practitioners of the classic genre.

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Wang Zhengguo,Jiang Hui,Xiong Yifang of detective stories. But so it turned out for Peter Lovesey, former head of the General Education Department in London’s Hammersmith College and the creator of Sergeant Cribb. ‘It started’, Lovesey has written, ‘with Deerfoot,’ an American Indian who in Victorian times held the world’s record for

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John L. Reeves II,Robert L. Merrill The dead boy’s lover sits before him in the police bureau, prim, self-possessed and resisting: ‘I don’t see why I should be questioned about my private life as though I were a criminal or something.’ This scene is worth isolating here because Van der Valk’s answer to the girl allows us to locate th

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COMPASS Consultation Action Plan: Step A,es including Chinese, Serbo-Croatian, Catalan and Yiddish, . in all parts of the world and all classes of society, Simenon’s achievement seems to defy the imagination. Although his place in world literature is now secure, he still appears to some as a phenomenon rather than a great writer, André Gid

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Luis M. Camarinha-Matos,Hamideh Afsarmaneshenre painting and other second-level art forms it often mirrors with precise accuracy facets of the known world. Inadvertent sociological observations and the political predilections of individual authors have frequently surfaced in crime literature, particularly because it does pretend to deal with

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