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Yorkshire Noir. David Peace's "1974" as an Innovative Example of Crime Fiction

Name: Yorkshire Noir. David Peace's "1974" as an Innovative Example of Crime Fiction
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Author: Arne Mengel
ISBN: 9783346871732

Academic Paper, 2021

19 Pages, Grade: 2,0

Arne Mengel (Author)

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1. Introduction
1.1 Introduction to 1974
1.2 Abstract

2. Literary Concepts of Crime Fiction

3. Typical Characters Found in Crime Fiction
3.1 The Infected Detective
3.2 The Police - the Good Guys?
3.3 Hunted and Hunter: The Victim and the Offender

4. Typical Aspects of Crime Fiction
4.1 Fear and Paranoia
4.2 Crime, Investigation and Solution
4.3 Interrogation and Confession
4.4 Corruption and Conspiracy
4.5 Serial Crime Fiction: 1974 in the Context of the Red Riding Quartet

5. Sex, Violence and Murder: The Language of David Peace

6. Yorkshire Noir

7. Conclusion

Works Cited 18

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Title: Yorkshire Noir. David Peace's "1974" as an Innovative Example of Crime Fiction
College: TU Dortmund (Anglistik und Amerikanistik)
Course: Miners, Murderers, Managers: David Peace's Novels
Grade: 2,0
Author: Arne Mengel (Author)
Year: 2021
Pages: 19
Catalog Number: V1356266
ISBN (eBook): 9783346871725
ISBN (Book): 9783346871732
Language: English
Keywords: David Peace, Yorkshire Noir, Crime Fiction, Kriminalroman, Red Riding, 1974, Britain, Police Corruption, Conspiracy, British Literature, Quartet, Crime Novel, Edward Dunford, Yorkshire Ripper, Detective Fiction

Quote paper: Arne Mengel (Author), 2021, Yorkshire Noir. David Peace's "1974" as an Innovative Example of Crime Fiction, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1356266

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