Italian Crime Fiction: A Barbarian Perspective

Philip Weller

Italian Crime Fiction: A Barbarian Perspective

Philip Weller

Abstract

This article proposes a means of analysing the differences between Detective Fiction and Crime Fiction, in terms of multi genre content, concentrating especially on the development of Italian works in these fields. It also provides a shortened case study, analysing The Hound of the Baskervilles in this way.

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