Agatha Christie and new directions in reading detective fiction : narratology and detective criticism
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Agatha Christie and new directions in reading detective fiction : narratology and detective criticism
（Routledge studies in twentieth-century literature）
Routledge, 2022
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
WHY PUBLISH:
- It develops, in "beginning-orientation", a wholly original approach to analysing and understanding detective fiction.
- Due to the popularity of Agatha Christie's fiction, this book would have a broad appeal, particularly in the UK, Europe, US and Australasia. There might be scope for a French translation, given the author's focus on Pierre Bayard's scholarship.
- Not only does this book challenge Agatha Christie's plots, but also dissects previous re-readings of them (Banyard's) to formulate new interpretations.
目次
Introduction Part I: Beginnings and Other Fabulae 1. Murder on the Orient Express and/or The Mysterious Affair in Syria 2. Anti-Beginning and the Ragged Edge of 'The Witness for the Prosecution' 3.Telling Ghost Stories: Hallowe'en Party Part II: Other Bodies in the Library 4. The Dreams of The Body in the Library 5. The Truth of The Body in the Library and The Murder at the Vicarage 6. Dead Man's Folly: Reanimating Dead Bodies and Desires Part III: Following in Bayard's Footsteps 7. What Caroline Said to Me: Alternative Living Arrangements in The Murder of Roger Ackroyd 8. When the Landscape's Whitening: And Then There Were None 9. Curtain: Saving Judith, Once and Again 10. Conclusion
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