Project MUSE - South Central Review-Volume 27, Numbers 1 & 2, Spring & Summer 2010

Hard-Boiled

Richard J. Golsan, James Golsan

pp. 1-2

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Forgotten Crimes?: Representing Jewish Experience of the Second World War in French Crime Fiction

Claire Gorrara

pp. 3-20

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Hard-Boiled French Style: Boris Vian Disguised as Vernon Sullivan (Authorship and Pseudonymy)

Ralph Schoolcraft

pp. 21-38

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Didier Daeninckx: Raconteur of History

Donald Reid

pp. 39-60

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From Politics to the Roman Noir

Anissa Belhadjin

pp. 61-81

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Political Malaise and the New Arabic Noir

Jonathan Smolin

pp. 82-90

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Petra Delicado: A Hard-Boiled Police Investigator

Jeffrey Oxford

pp. 91-104

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Hard-boiled Rhetoric: The "Fearless Speech" of Philip Marlowe

Kristen Garrison

pp. 105-122

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Lew Archer, House Whisperer

Michael Kreyling

pp. 123-143

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Breaking the Silence: Sara Paretsky's Seizure of Ideology and Discourse in Blacklist

Beverly G. Six

pp. 144-158

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A Note on Parker's Spenser: Hard-Boiled Detective Turned Super Hero

James Golsan

pp. 159-162

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Interview With Robert Parker

Richard J. Golsan, James Golsan

pp. 163-166

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Interview With James Lee Burke

Richard J. Golsan

pp. 167-170

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Interview with John Irwin

Adrienne Foreman

pp. 171-176

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Interview with Dominique Manotti

Anissa Belhadjin, Lucy Golsan, Sonai Fleury

pp. 177-181

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Heidegger's Endless Trial

W. Vaughan

pp. 182-191

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Sacramental Poetics at the Dawn of Secularism: When God Left the World (review)

Hilary Binda

pp. 192-194

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Unless the Threat of Death Is Behind Them: Hard-Boiled Fiction and Film Noir (review)

Adrienne Foreman

pp. 194-196

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Milton Studies XLVIII: Milton and Historicism, and: Delirious Milton: The Fate of the Poet in Modernity (review)

Kamille Stone Stanton

pp. 196-198

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The Body in Flannery O'Connor's Fiction: Computational Technique and Linguistic Voice (review)

Geoffrey A. Wright

pp. 198-200

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Notes on Contributors

pp. 201-202

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Books Received

pp. 203-204

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ISSN	1549-3377
Print ISSN	0743-6831
Launched on MUSE	2010-05-16
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