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Abstract
Crime Uncovered: Detective is an examination – and celebration – of the most iconic police detectives in the long and bloody history of crime fiction, film and television, identifying the individual characteristics that define these much-loved figures and discussing how they relate to their surroundings, country and class – and the criminals they relentlessly pursue. Detectiveexamines the changing role of the authority figure in crime fiction and film, and analyses how the most imaginative creators cleverly subvert the key elements of both the detectives themselves and the genre they inhabit. The detectives included cover all the important names, making for a truly international spread.
Table of Contents
| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cover | FC | ||
| Half-title | 1 | ||
| Copyright | 2 | ||
| Title | 3 | ||
| Contents | 5 | ||
| Editor’s Introduction | 7 | ||
| Case Studies | 15 | ||
| Inspector Salvo Montalbano | 16 | ||
| Inspector Morse | 26 | ||
| Chief Inspector Jules Maigret | 34 | ||
| Detective Martin Beck | 44 | ||
| Detective Harry Bosch | 56 | ||
| Inspector Kurt Wallander | 68 | ||
| Detective Inspector John Rebus | 78 | ||
| Detective Harry Hole | 90 | ||
| Chief Inspector Javier Falcón | 100 | ||
| Detectives Sarah Lund & Saga Norén | 110 | ||
| Detective Jean-Baptiste Adamsberg | 120 | ||
| Commander Adam Dalgliesh | 130 | ||
| Detective Van Veeteren | 142 | ||
| Interrogation | 153 | ||
| James, P. D. | 154 | ||
| Mankell, Henning | 158 | ||
| Rankin, Ian | 164 | ||
| Wilson, Robert | 168 | ||
| Reports | 177 | ||
| The Modern Maverick Detective | 178 | ||
| Reason and Redemption: The Detective in the Secular Age | 190 | ||
| Talent Enough in his Profession: The Maladroit Detective | 200 | ||
| The New Regionalism in Contemporary Television Police Drama | 210 | ||
| Contributor Biographies | 218 | ||
| BackCover | BC |