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La crime fiction

Authors: Stefano Calabrese;

La crime fiction

Abstract

La crime fiction nasce a metà dell’Ottocento con Edgar Allan Poe, l’inventore del primo detective della letteratura occidentale, e prosegue di successo in successo grazie a storie focalizzate su crimini, fatti misteriosi, indagini complesse e depistaggi di ogni genere. All’inizio, nelle opere di Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie e George Simenon, troviamo investigazioni classiche in cui i misteri vengono disvelati nel finale e i personaggi sono delineati con chiarezza, ma ben presto – nel cosiddetto hard-boiled di matrice americana – i ruoli innocenza-colpa appaiono meno evidenti. Il vero trionfo della crime fiction si ha tuttavia solo in anni recenti, quando si ibrida con il romanzo storico, psicologico e di spionaggio, la biografia, il diario, la cronaca e la sciencefiction: dalla serial fiction di Harry Potter alle avventure del commissario Montalbano, oggi nessuna narrazione riesce più a rinunciare alle componenti tradizionali della crime fiction.

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