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    Dupin‚ Poe’s famous detective‚ one notes that he solves his crimes by intuitively placing himself in the mind of the criminal. Throughout Poe’s works‚ his characters are usually dominated by their emotions. This concept explains much of the seemingly erratic behavior of the characters

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    Crime fiction relies on danger and tension‚ characteristics that can also be found in real life scenarios. These characteristics are crucial to this genre because they create suspense and the idea of fear to the reader. Each crime fiction novel has a detective and when they get closer to solving the crime‚ the danger and tension for the characters heighten. The real-life element in crime fictions makes the audience feel like the story is relatable and something that could potential happen to them

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    Mystery Genre

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    Nue Chanthavongsay Detective Fiction Assignment #1 In the first video segment‚ Smith discusses the definition of a Mystery Genre by separating the different aspects of mystery into subgenres. There are the cozies‚ serial killer books‚ suspense‚ and classic mysteries. Smith says that’s cozies are mysteries devoid of onstage violence and sex. For example‚ in a cozy the protagonist would be a cat or a British housekeeper and also the crime solver. In serial killer books‚ everyone dies in a very

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    Woolf‚ a modernist writer‚ wrote Modern Fiction in which she claims that the traditionalist novelists like H. G. Wells‚ Arnold Bennett and Galsworthy are ‘materialists’. Materialist are writers who believed that the great force that impacts an individual is the environment. On the other hand‚ a modernist writer emphasises on impressionism and subjectivity in writing and how opinions are formed‚ rather than on what is perceived. She also wrote in Modern Fiction her famous quote “Examine for a moment

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    My Dearest‚ I must apologize for the lateness of my letter‚ but our latest case has gotten pretty big‚ and honestly‚ it’s going to leave a mark on this town and our force. I mentioned parts of the case last time‚ but even though it’s supposed to be classified‚ I can’t keep it to myself‚ I need to talk with you about it my love. I warn you now it is a heavy case‚ and it will break your heart as it has mine‚ but I need to relay the story to you. It all started with a house fire‚ which led to me

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    A Home in Fiction

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    A Home in Fiction – Geraldine Brooks Boyer Lectures 2011: ‘The Idea of Home’ Audience: Immediate audience were those listening to the Boyer Lectures Lectures broadcast on the ABC’s Radio National on Sydney afternoons The audience is intelligent and well-informed audience with an interest in the areas of science‚ books‚ religion‚ social history‚ the arts and current affairs. Brookes’ lecture: those who are lovers of fiction and those who seek to be familiar with recent intellectual/ academic ideas

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    Non Fiction

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    * General Tips * Non-Fiction * Fiction * Poetry * Fire Starters Creative Non-Fiction If representing and exploring the “real” by writing in the genre of creative non-fiction is your goal‚ we hope these tips about what creative non-fiction is‚ as well as some pointers on a few genres that are considered creative non-fiction (memoir and the personal essay) can help you. We have also included some links to some well-known examples of creative non-fiction to give you a sense of what

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    Case 6: The Financial Detective MBA 730-01 Group 2 Introduction Financial characteristics of companies vary both from industry to industry and within a single industry for a variety of reasons. The challenge for any company in planning its strategy is the consideration of the industry’s economics in conjunction with their own strategy to help the company’s financial statements remain strong and competitive across both lines. In this case‚ we are asked to use this consideration of strategies

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    City of Glass

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    At the close of the world’s first international conflict‚ society grappled for understanding in a world that no longer made sense. This desire for order and reason‚ led to the development of the detective fiction genre and the transformation of “dime novels” into true literary works. Paul Auster takes the conventional elements of the mystery genre‚ and inverts them completely in his post-modern novel‚ City of Glass. In this way‚ Auster uses his work to satirize the conventions of the past and draw

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    OBSERVATION THROUGH ZADIG SHANKHA SHUBHRA DUTTA DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE ZADIG AS A DETECTIVE FICTION If history is to be believed‚ the 1748 novel by Voltaire established a new genre and style within the prevailing literary arena what we know today as the detective fictions. Taking as a sub-genre of crime or mystery fictions it is a style where an investigator or a detective investigates a crime. What we cherish today through Sherlock Holmes in western literary canons or Feluda

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