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5. Styles of film noir
James Naremore
in Film Noir: A Very Short Introduction
Contrary to what has sometimes been said, there never was a single narrative or visual style of film noir, even in the 1940s. The major directors played the movie game in slightly different ...
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2. The two ages: golden and hard-boiled
Richard Bradford
in Crime Fiction: A Very Short Introduction
‘The two ages: golden and hard-boiled’ begins with the Golden Age of crime fiction that consisted of the work of British writers, Agatha Christie, Marjorie Allingham, Anthony Berkeley, ...
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Crime Fiction: A Very Short Introduction
Richard Bradford
Crime Fiction: A Very Short Introduction explores the history of ‘crime fiction’ and the various definitions of the genre and considers how it has developed over time. ...
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7. Can crime fiction be taken seriously?
Richard Bradford
in Crime Fiction: A Very Short Introduction
The answer to this question is yes. ‘Can crime fiction be taken seriously?’ concludes that there are crime novelists whose work engages with profound social, moral, and existential issues, ...
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3. Science fiction and technology
David Seed
in Science Fiction: A Very Short Introduction
Science fiction is popularly associated with the evolution of technology. A recurrent theme has been humanity's relationship with its own constructions and inventions. Whilst at times this ...
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