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Popular Fiction: Detective Novels and Thrillers from Holmes to Rebus
Popular Fiction: Detective Novels and Thrillers from Holmes to Rebus David Goldie Scottish writers have, at times, played a role in detective, adventure, and thriller writing that is out of proportion to the size of the nation. Though Scotland played no significant part in the twentieth- century’s so-called ‘Golden Age’ of crime fiction, which was dominated by English and American authors, its writers were influential in establishing the genre in the late nineteenth century and can, in the early twenty-first century, count among themselves some of its most popular global practitioners. This chapter may not be able to offer a satisfactory explanation of why this is the case – unfortunately literary criticism is rarely as tidy as fictional detective work – but it will offer an account of the somewhat punctuated evolution of crime and thriller fiction in the Scottish context in the period that runs from Conan Doyle to so-called Tartan Noir. Arthur Conan Doyle and Robert Louis Stevenson are Scottish writers who demand attention principally because of the impact their work had on a popular writing based on action and suspense, on psychological instability and the solving of puzzles. Conan Doyle’s place in the history of detective fiction needs little elaboration. Though he took up a genre that had been established in the 1830s and 40s by Vidocq’s Mémoires, the Newgate novels, and Edgar Allan Poe’s Dupin stories, and which had been experimented with variously by Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, and, most successfully, by Émile Gaboriau, Conan Doyle established in the popular mind the type of the detective story in its modern form. -
Fair Use and Fiction As Social Commentary
UCLA UCLA Entertainment Law Review Title Not for Entertainment Only: Fair Use and Fiction as Social Commentary Permalink https://escholarship.org/uc/item/0w30f1bp Journal UCLA Entertainment Law Review, 16(2) ISSN 1073-2896 Author Coblenz, Michael Publication Date 2009 DOI 10.5070/LR8162027127 Peer reviewed eScholarship.org Powered by the California Digital Library University of California Not for Entertainment Only: Fair Use and Fiction as Social Commentary Michael Coblenzi I. INTRODUCTION .............................................. 266 II. FAIR U SE ................................................... 267 A. Background & Purpose .............................. 267 B. The Four Factors..................................... 270 C. Fair Use and Free Speech ............................ 272 D. Ideas are Not Just Facts .............................. 274 III. FICTION AS SOCIAL COMMENTARY ....................... 275 IV. FICTION AND FAIR USE: A NEW SECOND FACTOR ...... 288 A. A Proposed "Second Factor"........................ 288 B. Analysis by Analogy ................................. 289 1. Copyright and the Fact to Fiction Continuum ... 289 2. Copyright and the Idea/Expression Dichotomy .. 291 3. Defamation's Sliding Scales ...................... 293 C. The New "Second Factor". .......................... 299 1. The Subject Matter of the Work ................. 299 2. The Author's Intent ............................. 303 3. The Public and Critical Response ................ 305 4. The New Factor, and the Old .................... 306 V. CASE STUDY: -
World War 2 Merchant Marine Related Nautical Fiction
UC Berkeley Library References Title Cruel Seas: World War 2 Merchant Marine-Related Nautical Fiction from the 1930s to Present Permalink https://escholarship.org/uc/item/4sf3p53v Author Krummes, Daniel C Publication Date 2015-11-06 Supplemental Material https://escholarship.org/uc/item/4sf3p53v#supplemental eScholarship.org Powered by the California Digital Library University of California Cruel Seas : World War 2 merchant marine related nautical fiction Cruel Seas : World War 2 Merchant Marine-Related Nautical Fiction from the 1930s to Present An Annotated Bibliography of Short Stories, Novels & Novellas by Daniel C. Krummes, Director Emeritus Harmer E. Davis Transportation Library University of California, Berkeley A-B | C-D | E-F | G-H | I-J | K-L | M-N | O-P | Q-R | S-T | U-Z Acknowledgements Introduction Fiction Timeline Authors' Wartime Experiences Subject Index Cruel Seas Goes to the Movies index.html[11/5/15, 5:23:48 PM] Cruel Seas : World War 2 merchant marine related nautical fiction New Additions Comments A-B | C-D | E-F | G-H | I-J | K-L | M-N | O-P | Q-R | S-T | U-Z Home | Previous page | Next page Copyright © 2004-2008 Daniel Krummes All rights reserved. Page created September 24, 2004; Updated April 28, 2008. index.html[11/5/15, 5:23:48 PM] Cruel Seas : World War 2 merchant marine related nautical fiction Cruel Seas : World War 2 Merchant Marine-Related Nautical Fiction from the 1930s to Present An Annotated Bibliography of Short Stories, Novels & Novellas AUTHORS A-B A-B | C-D | E-F | G-H | I-J | K-L | M-N | O-P | Q-R | S-T | U-Z Home | Previous page | Next page A Adams, Cleve (1895-1949) "Homicide Honolulu Bound." In: Detective Fiction Weekly, vol. -
IEAA TRANSNATIONAL EDUCATION FORUM 2021 Thursday 29 - Friday 30 July 2021
INNOVATON POST-COVID: IEAA TRANSNATIONAL EDUCATION FORUM 2021 Thursday 29 - Friday 30 July 2021 DAY 1: THURSDAY 29 JULY 1pm FORUM WELCOME (AEST) The Hon. Phil Honeywood Chief Executive Officer International Education Association of Australia (IEAA) Caryn Nery Convener, IEAA Transnational Education Network Director, Transnational Education Partnerships, Victoria University 1:10pm AUSTRADE UPDATE: DEMAND AND OPPORTUNITY IN EMERGING MARKETS (AEST) Border closures can impact the ability to scan key mature and emerging markets for opportunity to grow and diversify TNE presence. This session taps into in-country expertise from select markets and will include an opportunity for attendees to share market insights. Peter Harris (Chair) Deputy Convener, IEAA Transnational Education Network Chief Officer, Partnerships and Growth, UTS College Rodney Commerford Trade and Investment Commissioner, Indonesia Austrade Haike Manning Founder and Managing Director LightPath Consulting Group ieaa.org.au #IEAATNE Kanishka Padidilian Director of Education, Sri Lanka Austrade 1:55pm AUSTRADE CONSIDERATIONS FOR IET IN A COVID-NORMAL WORLD (AEST) Students and providers adapted quickly to the disruption to traditional forms of international education in Australia. Some providers were well positioned to pivot and innovate, some started and continue to invest, while others arguably are waiting for COVID to go away and hope to return to a pre-COVID state. Austrade has studied the reaction of providers and learners in the market and finds that notable trends have emerged. While traditional international education experiences (onshore, on- campus, F2F) will continue to be sought by our dominant market segment, other opportunities are emerging and/ or growing. Students are now presented with more study options than ever before. -
The Representation of Alistair Maclean's Life As
THE REPRESENTATION OF ALISTAIR MACLEAN’S LIFE AS REFLECTED IN SOUTH BY JAVA HEAD: A BIOGRAPHICAL STUDY Scientific Publication Submitted as a Partial Fulfilment of the Requirement to Obtain Sarjana Sastra Degree in Faculty of Literature, Culture, and Communication Universitas Ahmad Dahlan Yogyakarta BY : HAFIDA AMALIA 11026014 ENGLISH LITERATURE DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF LITERATURE, CULTURE, AND COMMUNICATION UNIVERSITAS AHMAD DAHLAN 2019 ABSTRACT THE REPRESENTATION OF ALISTAIR MACLEAN’S LIFE AS REFLECTED IN SOUTH BY JAVA HEAD: A BIOGRAPHICAL STUDY BY: HAFIDA AMALIA 11026014 ABSTRACT This undergraduate thesis research aims to understand and inform the period of World War II experienced by the author Alistair MacLean from a military perspective rather than from a war leader. Because of this, the authors consider this research interesting because it can find the similarity and differences between the novel and Alistair MacLean. The writer applies the biographical approach as the basic of the analysis. The method of this analysis systematically used qualitative methods in compiling this research as the techniques – library data sources, journal article, internet and all books dealing with this research, and the main textual data in South by Java Head. The results of this analysis indicate that in the military life of the war during World War II that seemed disciplined that they made a lifelong commitment to, it turns out there are still those who consciously committed acts of violation; similarity: Japanese Cruelty, Deadly Weapons ect, differences: The Deal Punishment. But there are also some positive knowledge, especially for readers. Keywords: South by Java Head, World War II, Biographical Approach 1 INTRODUCTION A. -
Chafyn Grove Reading Passport Extension
CHAFYN GROVE READING PASSPORT (extension) ‘There is no Frigate like a book To take us lands away…’ With this passport, you can journey to anywhere in the world, as well as through Time and Imagination. While we have plotted routes for you, the reading material you take on your voyage is for the most part up to you. To travel, you simply read. Each stage represents a BOOK To reach the next country, finish the book. This passport requires you to work through a set list of titles. Books by the same author can be added to this list. The discovery map allows you to make a free choice—on or off the list. The next continents to explore are: Asia, Australia and Antarctica. For each country you visit, record the name of the book you are reading and the dates when you began and finished it. Be ready to talk about any books you have journeyed through. There are rewards for completing each route, culminating in colours for exploring all continents. As with travelling, however, the real reward is not reaching your destination, but the journey which took you there. Bon voyage. 2 Routes iran to china china to iran 3 TITLE AUTHOR dates 1) iran 2) afghanistan 3) tajikistan 4) china 5) plateau of tibet Tintin in Tibet is the 20th volume of his adventures and the author’s - Hergé - favourite. The Rose of Tibet and Seven Years in Tibet are both good adventure stories set in the region. If you’re feeling brave, Michelle Paver’s chilly ghost story Thin Air would make a fine pick.