The Canadian crime novel in the tension between ethics, integrity, morality and social criticism

A comparison between Louise Penny’s "How the Light Gets In" (2013) and Ausma Khan’s "A Deadly Divide" (2019)


Scientific Study, 2021

24 Pages


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Table of Contents:

1. Preface

2. The Genre of the Detective Story

3. The authors

4. Structure and contents of How the Light Gets In (2013) and A Deadly Divide (2019)

5. Conclusion

6. Bibliography

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Title
The Canadian crime novel in the tension between ethics, integrity, morality and social criticism
Subtitle
A comparison between Louise Penny’s "How the Light Gets In" (2013) and Ausma Khan’s "A Deadly Divide" (2019)
Author
Year
2021
Pages
24
Catalog Number
V994650
ISBN (eBook)
9783346389411
ISBN (Book)
9783346389428
Language
English
Keywords
duty, morality, ethic crime novels, fundamentalism, intercultural learning
Quote paper
Dr. Matthias Dickert (Author), 2021, The Canadian crime novel in the tension between ethics, integrity, morality and social criticism, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/994650

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