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18 reviewsISBN 10: 0230536905
ISBN 13: 9780230536906
Author: Alistair Rolls, Deborah Walker
Part I: Origins and Definitions
Chapters in this part would likely explore the historical and literary roots of noir in both France and America, defining the genre and its characteristics in each context.
Part II: Transatlantic Exchanges
This section would delve into the specific ways French and American noir influenced each other. It would likely include discussions of:
American writers translated and published in France (e.g., James Hadley Chase, David Goodis, Cornell Woolrich).
French authors who wrote in a noir style (e.g., Léo Malet, Auguste Le Breton).
The influence of French surrealism and existentialism on noir.
The migration of noir themes and tropes across the Atlantic.
Part III: The Franco-French Lineage
This is a key part of the book's argument. Chapters here would focus on the unique elements of French noir that are not simply a copy of the American model. This could include:
The French roman noir and its literary heritage.
The role of the French underworld and criminal culture.
The specific political and social contexts that shaped French noir.
Part IV: Case Studies
This section would likely include detailed analyses of specific novels, films, and authors from both traditions, demonstrating the "dark crossings" between them. Possible topics could include:
The Postman Always Rings Twice (Cain) and its French adaptations.
A comparative study of works by American and French authors (e.g., James M. Cain and Jean-Patrick Manchette).
An analysis of specific film noirs from both countries.
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