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Ohio Victims of Crime Compensation Program.
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Hate Crime in Suffolk: Understanding prevalence and support needs [PDF]
, 2013 This research project was commissioned by the Suffolk Hate Crime Partnership with funding allocated to them from the Ministry of Justice. The aim of the project was to provide independent evidence of: the prevalence of Hate Crime in Suffolk; and the ...
Suffolk Police +6 more
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Patrícia Melo. «Novela de favela» y novela criminal. Género(s)
Abriu: Estudos de Textualidade do Brasil, Galicia e Portugal, 2014 El artículo se propone reflexionar sobre dos cuestiones: ¿la «novela de favela» es novela criminal? y ¿es posible detectar aspectos de género en las «novelas de favela» de Patrícia Melo?
Elena Losada Soler
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Nove Noites and Lourenço Marques: Criminal Mazes in the Contemporary Novel
Abriu: Estudos de Textualidade do Brasil, Galicia e Portugal, 2014 This article analyzes the characteristics of the crime novel in the contemporary fiction of Bernardo Carvalho, the Brazilian writer, and Francisco José Viegas, the Portuguese writer.
Adenize Franco
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THE “UNKNOWN” DETECTIVE NICKEN CARTER, OR THE EDITIONS OF THE AMERICAN SHERLOCK HOLMES IN BULGARIA
Издател, 2020 The article is an attempt to determine the authorship of part of the works about the well-known detective in the American crime fiction Nick Carter published in Bulgaria in the early 20th century, by employing a deductive approach.
Vanya Yakova
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Partners in Crime: Readers, Translators, Characters and the Promotion of a Genre
Itinéraires, 2019 This article explores the hegemonic status enjoyed by the crime novel in the contemporary era, a genre which, in contrast to the literary mainstream, continues to flourish.
David Platten
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Polish Crime Literature After 1989
Belphégor, 2022 Nowadays, native crime novel is a cultural phenomenon whose significance cannot be narrowed down only to entertainment. The variety of currents that can be observed, comes from writers inspired by the novels about "crime and punishment", by various ...
Adam Mazurkiewicz
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An Analysis of the Novel “May They Kill The Snake” of Yaşar Kemal /Yaşar Kemal’in “Yılanı Öldürseler” Adlı Romanı Üzerine Bir İnceleme [PDF]
Folklor/Edebiyat, 2018 Yaşar Kemal who is one of the master and distinctive writers of Turkish literature (1923-2015) has an important place in our literature with his many works. The writer who collected his stories in his book Sarı Sıcak has many novels.
Tülin Arseven
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Unpunishable Crimes in Claire G. Coleman’s Futuristic Novel Terra Nullius
Humanities, 2022 Aside from being part of a vibrant corpus of Indigenous futurism, Claire G. Coleman’s novel Terra Nullius (2017) can also be analysed as an eco-crime novel. Indigenous Australian authors of this genre (e.g., Philip McLaren, Steven McCarthy, Nicole Watson)
Iva Polak
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Crime and Punishment as a Novel of Consciousness
Dostoevsky and World Culture. Philological journal, 2023 The article proposes defining Dostoevsky’s novel Crime and Punishment as a novel of consciousness. The term has been used relatively recently, primarily in English- language scholarship over the past few decades. However, this article employes it in a slightly different sense, emphasizing not the plurality of individual consciousnesses but rather the ...
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