Introduzione al numero monografico dello "European Journal of English Studies" intitolato "Crime Narratives: Crossing Cultures", curato da Heather Worthington e Maurizio Ascari. Segue l'indice del numero: Introduction Heather Worthington; Maurizio Ascari Pages 89 – 93 From Egan To Reynolds: The shaping of urban ‘Mysteries’ in England and France, 1821–48 Louis James Pages 95 – 106 ‘Dreadful Beyond Description’: Mary Carpenter's prison reform writings and female convicts in Britain and India Anne Schwan Pages 107 – 120 Crime Narratives In Peter Ackroyd's Historiographic Metafictions Petr Chalupský Pages 121 – 131 Family Discord: Challenging the choreography of crime fiction in P. D. James's An Unsuitable Job for a Woman Kate Watson Pages 133 – 141 Food and Crime: What's eating the crime novel? Angelica Michelis Pages 143 – 157 In Search Of The Final Solution: Crime narrative as a paradigm for exploring responses to the Holocaust Anna Richardson Pages 159 – 171 Gomorrah: Crime goes global, language stays local Flavia Cavaliere Pages 173 – 188
Introduction / Heather Worthington; Maurizio Ascari. - In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ENGLISH STUDIES. - ISSN 1382-5577. - STAMPA. - 14.2:(2010), pp. 89-93. [10.1080/13825571003775315]
Introduction
ASCARI, MAURIZIO
2010
Abstract
Introduzione al numero monografico dello "European Journal of English Studies" intitolato "Crime Narratives: Crossing Cultures", curato da Heather Worthington e Maurizio Ascari. Segue l'indice del numero: Introduction Heather Worthington; Maurizio Ascari Pages 89 – 93 From Egan To Reynolds: The shaping of urban ‘Mysteries’ in England and France, 1821–48 Louis James Pages 95 – 106 ‘Dreadful Beyond Description’: Mary Carpenter's prison reform writings and female convicts in Britain and India Anne Schwan Pages 107 – 120 Crime Narratives In Peter Ackroyd's Historiographic Metafictions Petr Chalupský Pages 121 – 131 Family Discord: Challenging the choreography of crime fiction in P. D. James's An Unsuitable Job for a Woman Kate Watson Pages 133 – 141 Food and Crime: What's eating the crime novel? Angelica Michelis Pages 143 – 157 In Search Of The Final Solution: Crime narrative as a paradigm for exploring responses to the Holocaust Anna Richardson Pages 159 – 171 Gomorrah: Crime goes global, language stays local Flavia Cavaliere Pages 173 – 188I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
