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    the puzzle game

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    The Puzzle Game The puzzle game is a short story written by Patricia D. Maida and Nicholas B Spornick. This short story explains the reasoning behind almost all detective stories. The puzzle game demonstrates how all detective stories follow a “puzzle tradition” that produce the reader with intrigue and intellectual stimulation. The puzzle games found in detective stories operate on multiple levels with varying complexities derived by an ingenious author. These games follow many variations and

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    Twenty-first century detective stories are blooming with action‚ conflict‚ mystery and so on. But this is only recent development. There is a lot more to it than most people think. From a French man named Vidocq to the creation of modern detective fiction by Edgar Allan Poe‚ until today’s development of detective stories and its characters. So what made Poe such an important figure in detective fiction history‚ and in what way did his creation develop after his death? In my study I will try to answer

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    Truong Duong English 1301-034 MW: 1:30pm-2:50pm Assignment # 1 An Act of Vengeance by Isabel Allende Story of Vengeance Crowned with the Bloody Jasmines The story begins with Dulce being crowned Carnival Queen. Shortly afterwards‚ readers are introduced to the antagonist Tadeo Cespedes‚ and his history of violence. The senator had originating planned to take his own daughter’s life so that she wouldn’t fall into the hands of his murder. Dulce told her father that if she remained

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    Baroque and Romanticism

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    that were going on in that particular period of time‚ it’s like they painted with their hearts and not their heads. (http://www.huntfor.com/arthistory/c17th-mid19th/romanticism.htm) An example of Romantic art is Odalisque with a Slave‚ by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres . This painting shows emotion and freedom‚ you can see it in the pose and by the look in her eyes that the

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    The Purloined Letter

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    Question: What is the function of genre? Would you classify the ‘Purloined Letter’ a detective fiction or mystery? --------------------------------------------------------------- To categorise texts‚ allows us to view the world from another perspective‚ and make sense of the world. This is the function of genre. This allows the responder to class texts even further into sub genres‚ which have conventions they follow to. Such as Edgar Allen Poe’s ‘The Purloined Letter’ can be classified into the

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    Poetic Reasoning and Mathematical Reasoning The Purloined letter is one of the well-known letter by Edgar Allan Poe. Edgar Allan Poe wrote that letter in early 1800. The story takes place in Paris. The Purloined letter is a detective story‚ because Poe invented a mystery fitting of a detective story that also challenged readers’ expectation of detective story. Poe made readers’ question what was going on and how the story will be solved. There were many problems in the story but one of the main

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    Sarah Kent “The Art of the Steal” arguments. The Art of the Steal is a documentary film from 2009 about the scandalous battle between the city of Philadelphia and the Barnes Foundation over the impressive and extensive collection of post impression and early modernists paintings. Dr. Albert Barnes created his foundation as a school of art and that housed his private collection of art with paintings from the likes of Cezanne‚ Matisse‚ Degas‚ Renoir and Van Gogh‚ African sculptures‚ prints from

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    Edgar Allan Poe’s character Dupin was looked fondly upon by Sir Arthur Doyle‚ so much so that Doyle based aspects of Sherlock Holmes off this timeless crime solver. The Hound of the Baskervilles was written by Sir Arthur Doyle and published in the year 1901. Edgar Allan Poe’s short story‚ “Murders in the Rue Morgue”‚ was published sixty years after Doyle’s famous work of literature. The key to any famous mystery are the characters and the crime itself. Without these two elements there would not be

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    Surrounded by shadow and mystery‚ a new type of genre is introduced‚ the detective story. In The murders in the Rue Morgue‚ Edgar Alan Poe crafts a story based on his interest in puzzles and mystery. Several ideas Poe incorporates into the story would later be the influenced for Sherlock Homes‚ who borrows similar elements from Poe’s work. The character of Dupin reflects Poe’s ability to decode and solve the unsolvable; meanwhile the narrator of the story is the reflection of the reader. Although

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    Taking a look at the overall composition of Renoir’s “Bathers” and “Blonde Bather”‚ one must take into account the many similarities‚ as well as the many differences of the pieces. Renoir uses many visual elements to guide the viewer’s gaze around and through the paintings. These elements also contribute to the reactions and emotions we feel as the viewer when we look upon these works of art. In “The Blonde Bather”‚ Renoir’s use of color provides a sense of the model’s innocence. “The image is

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