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O romance policial místico-religioso: um subgênero de sucesso [PDF]
"Desde o século XIX, com o célebre detetive Auguste Dupin, de Edgar Allan Poe, e a extensa cadeia de personagens e narrativas de mistério que em maior ou menor medida descenderam dali – passamos, nesse prolífico percurso, por Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, Raymond Chandler, só para citar alguns autores –, o gênero policial foi se consolidando e ...
Massi, Fernanda
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Siegfried Kracauer e a Teoria Do Romance Policial
A partir de 1922, Siegfried Kracauer escreveu uma série de textos que comporiam o livro O romance policial: um tratado filosófico, mas que só seriam publicados em 1971, no primeiro volume de seus Escritos póstumos. O presente artigo tem como objetivo reconstituir a teoria do romance policial formulada por Kracauer, buscando analisar como essa teoria ...
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Desconstruindo a Tipologia Do Romance Policial
Este artigo parte do texto Tipologia do Romance Policial, que foi escrito por Tzvetan Todorov (2013). Recupera a historicidade da narrativa de mistério, das condições de surgimento até sua negação, que culminou com o aparecimento da história negra e suspense. Além do mais, aprofunda as considerações do autor acerca do suspense como gênero literário com
Luís Enrique Cazani Júnior
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Subversão do Romance Policial e Questões de Memória em A Ilha dos Mulatos
Este artigo apresenta um estudo acerca de A Ilha dos Mulatos (2020), de Sérgio Raimundo, assente na estrutura do romance policial, que é subvertido e ampliado para o plano da narração, criando um jogo de máscaras a fim de se encobrirem as vozes narrativas.
Raphael Jeremias, Ana Mafalda Leite
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Como (Não) Ler o Romance Policial: O Caso Agatha Christie
Este artigo defende um novo lugar para o romance policial, tendo em vista as qualidades intrínsecas desse gênero literário. A abordagem focaliza duas obras célebres de Agatha Christie: Assassinato no Expresso do Oriente (1934) e Poirot Perde uma Cliente (1937).
Jean Pierre Chauvin
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Impact of Workplace Romance on Organizational Settings and Policies : Review Research
Prabandhan: Indian Journal of Management, 2020Workplace romance has become a very common phenomenon in each and every type of industry. The goal of this study was to analyze the changing trend of workplace romance in the organizations in addition to exploring new factors leading to its formation and impact on organizational settings. This research also discussed about the various policies required
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An Examination of the Perceived Fairness of Workplace Romance Policies
Journal of Business and Psychology, 2000Fairness perceptions regarding several workplace romance policies (i.e., no action, counsel, verbal reprimand, written warning, transfer, terminate) applied to different types of couples (e.g., lateral vs. hierarchical) in a variety of situations (e.g., couple's performance improves vs. declines) were examined. We found the counsel policy was perceived
Katherine A. Karl, Cynthia L. Sutton
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2020
The aim of my present thesis is to examine the aesthetical questions raised by the genre of artistic crime fiction that has appeared parallel to those crime stories that have visibly existed for the last three decades and have centred around historical and social problems.
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The aim of my present thesis is to examine the aesthetical questions raised by the genre of artistic crime fiction that has appeared parallel to those crime stories that have visibly existed for the last three decades and have centred around historical and social problems.
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Workplace romances: examining attitudes experience, conscientiousness, and policies
Journal of Managerial Psychology, 2015Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to empirically investigate whether employee attitudes, prior engagement in workplace romances, conscientiousness, and organizational policies predicted the willingness to engage in workplace romances. Design/methodology/approach
Jessica L. Doll, Patrick J. Rosopa
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Romance and Realism in Antitrust Policy
Journal of Political Economy, 1955N i n EARLY eighteen years have passed since the Justice Department began the first of the cases that are generally taken to have produced the "new" Sherman Act. For a time in the middle forties, judicial opinion reflecting the "monopoly is sin" bias of the Temporary National Economic Committee investigations was hailed in some circles as evidence that
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