Postcolonial Crimes: Crime Fiction and the Other edited by Nicoletta Vallorani and Simona Bertacco

Introduction, by Simona Bertacco

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DOI: 10.7370/78275

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Nancy Drew, Dragon Tattoo: Female Detective Fiction and the Ethics of Care, by Caroline Reitz

(pagine: 19-46)

DOI: 10.7370/78276

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Invading the Metropolis. Thugs and “Oriental Criminals” between Victorian and Postcolonial Stories, by Federica Zullo

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DOI: 10.7370/78277

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The Killer of Modern Times: Les Murray’s Fredy Neptune, by Roberta Cimarosti 

(pagine: 67-90)

DOI: 10.7370/78278

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Antipodean French Crime Fiction is All but Pacific, by Ellen Carter 

(pagine: 91-108)

DOI: 10.7370/78279

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What is the Crime? The Upside-down Case of Christopher Banks in Kazuo Ishiguro’s When We Were Orphans, by Alessia Ursella

(pagine: 109-126)

DOI: 10.7370/78280

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“Eastern Promises”: The (De)Colonisation of the Body of the (M)Other in Eastern Promises, by Anna Pasolini

(pagine: 127-146)

DOI: 10.7370/78281

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From Opium Den to Partner-in-Crime… Solving: The Chinese Presence in Sherlock Holmes Adaptations, by Britney Broyles 

(pagine: 147-168)

DOI: 10.7370/78282

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(Post)Colonising Crime Fiction. Some Reflections on Good and Evil in Global Times, by Nicoletta Vallorani

(pagine: 169-184)

DOI: 10.7370/78283

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