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O romance policial do século XXI: manutenção, transgressão e inovação do gênero

Authors: Massi, Fernanda;

O romance policial do século XXI: manutenção, transgressão e inovação do gênero

Abstract

Ao estudar os romances policiais mais vendidos no Brasil entre 2000 e 2007, Fernanda Massi constatou um grande distanciamento entre esses textos e os romances policiais tradicionais. Nos livros escritos por autores clássicos como Agatha Christie, Conan Doyle e Georges Simenon, há algumas características recorrentes: um crime de autoria desconhecida, um criminoso com motivos para assassinar e um detetive encarregado de encontrar a identidade do criminoso e entregá-lo à polícia para que receba a merecida punição. Nesta obra, Massi nota que autores contemporâneos como Rubem Fonseca, Luiz Alfredo Garcia-Roza e Dan Brown, entre outros, mantêm a tríade criminoso-vítima-detetive, pois ela é indispensável ao enredo. Mas utilizam o núcleo do romance policial para abordar outros temas, como adultério, corrupção em órgãos públicos, segredos de fundo religioso ou deterioração familiar. Assim, segundo a autora, esses escritores escrevem com uma liberdade característica da pós-modernidade: desenvolvem a narrativa seguindo o modelo fixo de estrutura do gênero policial, porém de modo vivo e adaptado à contemporaneidade, inclusive no que concerne aos valores morais. O diagnóstico alcançado lança nova luz sobre o cenário contemporâneo da literatura policial.

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Brazil
Keywords

Literatura, Ficção policial, Literatura - Historia e critica

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