Form of crime fiction, genre fiction and the great literary divide

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Content

what it’s about, also called theme

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Form

how a work is put together, also called style, plot

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Story

the chronological sequence of events; it includes everything that happens between the inciting event and its resolution

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Plot

how the author relates the events or tells the story

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Plotting encompasses:

POV, chronology, construction, logic

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What was the first modern detective story?

Murders in the Rue Morgue by Edgar Allen Poe

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Three reasons why the detective genre emerged in the 19th century

Policing, the rise of science and tech, the rise of the novel

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What did Joyce Carol Oates write?

Where are you going where have you been?

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Death and the Maiden

A common motif in renaissance, original title of Oates story.

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Who inspired Poe’s story?

William Godwin, ETA Hoffmann, analytical thinking

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What does modern mean?

post 1800s, industrial revolution, emergence of mass culture

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Who was one of the most recognizable figures in the 19th century popular culture was…

flaneur

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What is the flaneur?

Middle-class man, proto-detective, strolling the city, analytical

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Rise of the novel

distinct characters, interest in all classes, attention to detail to everyday life, clear passing of time, sense of space

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What was the first full-length detective NOVEL?

The Moonstone, Wilkie Collins

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What did Sherlock Holmes help create?

Detective genre

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What were the years of the Golden Age of detective fiction UK (Interwar Years)

1918-1939

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Best-selling novelist of all time?

Agatha Christie, golden age detective fiction

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What was popular in the US during the interwar years?

Hardboiled Detective Fiction

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Example of Golden Age story

Murder on Orient Express

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Example of Hardboiled

Knights of the Open Palm, one of the earliest examples of hardboiled

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what did crime fiction lead to?

The splintering of genres, suspense, thriller, spy…

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What did crime fiction solve?

Genre confusion, still has problems tho

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Genre Fiction

easy to understand formulas, meant to create feeling, favor content

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Literary fiction

high artistic and or cultural value, more original, makes readers think

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Where did hardboiled detective fiction first appear?

Pulp magazines, 1920s 1930s

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What is pulp fiction?

part of genre fiction, meant to entertain with taboo subjects

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Who wrote Knights of the Open Palm?

Carroll John Daly, pulp fiction

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Who wrote red wind

Raymon chandler, literary pulp

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Who wrote a good man is hard to find?

Flannery O’Connor, literary fiction

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Hardboiled fiction and race

Aware of racism, but does not address it upfront

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