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Crime fiction and ethnography have a great deal in common. They originated at the same time, while the regional focus in both fields has shifted over time from the “city” to the “countryside”.
Daisuke Fukunishi
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Juvenile delinquency and violence in the fiction of three Kenyan writers
This essay is a preliminary examination of crime and violence in postcolonial Kenyan fiction. It examines how three Kenyan writers have dealt with the themes of crime and violence in their fiction.
Tom Odhiambo
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Don’t Try This at Home: Interwar Parodies of Crime Fiction in the Eastern Mediterranean
This article explores the insights that crime fiction offers on state formation and democratic governance in modern Greece and Egypt. Despite differing historical paths after centuries of Ottoman rule, both nations experienced periods of democratic ...
Gianluca Parolin
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The Role of Setting in the Golden Age Detective Novel
Analyses of crime fiction often focus on the plot, characters and their social positioning but tend to pay much less attention to the actual setting. Employing the concept of active and passive relationships of setting and plot, G. J.
Žaneta Stýblová
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From Zenana to courtroom: the politics of genre and gender in Sujata Massey's historical crime fiction. [PDF]
G T N, Mukherjee A.
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Editorial: Negotiating borders: body politics and artivism in migration. [PDF]
Guerra P, Almeida de Mello J, Sousa S.
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Reading fiction in early adolescence predicts the ability to imagine our own future. [PDF]
Cohen AL, Buttrick N.
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Comment on: Legal but persecuted: The cultural politics of therapeutic abortion in Latin America. [PDF]
Matassini Eyzaguirre S, Blas M.
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Untold Stories of Future Engineers: Engineering Students' Reflections in a Fiction-Based Ethics Course. [PDF]
Andersson SM, Brodin EM.
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