The Typology of Detective Fiction¶
Todorov, T. (1977). The Typology of Detective Fiction. The Poetics of Prose (Cornell University Press).
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- Detective fiction makes the mechanism explicit — the genre is constituted by structured withholding (Todorov's typology of detective fiction)
This sourceTodorov's typology of detective fiction, in which the genre rests on two stories — the withheld story of the crime and the story of the investigation.
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- Detective fiction makes the mechanism explicit — the genre is constituted by structured withholding (Todorov's typology of detective fiction)
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