Walk through the crime: Genre and course of policier on the small screen

Giancarlo Cappello Flores

Walk through the crime: Genre and course of policier on the small screen

Giancarlo Cappello Flores

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Abstract

Se abordan los inicios del policial en la literatura y su continuación en la pantalla chica. La dinámica de narración de un género que se reinventa a partir de sus nexos con la cultura popular. En síntesis, es un ensayo orientado a recuperar la historia del género policial desde su desarrollo auroral en la literatura de Edgard Allan Poe hasta su trasvase a series televisivas como Columbo, Kojak, Miami Vice, Cagney & Lacey, CSI, NYPD Blue o The Wire. El énfasis está puesto en el análisis del comportamiento de los relatos policiales con relación a los cambios de época, los contextos sociales y los vínculos que este género ha cultivado con la cultura popular a lo largo de su historia.
The beginnings of policier in the literature and then on the small screen. The dynamics of narrative that is reinventing a genre from its connections with popular culture. In summary, this essay is designed to recover the history of the detective genre since its development in the auroral literature of Edgar Allan Poe to its transfer to television series such as Columbo, Kojak, Miami Vice, Cagney & Lacey, CSI, NYPD Blue or The Wire. The emphasis is put on the analysis of the behavior of police reports in relation to changes in time, social contexts and the links that this genre has grown in popular culture throughout history.

Translated title of the contribution	De paseo por el crimen: Género y trayecto del policial en la pantalla chica
Original language	American English
Journal	Contratexto
State	Published - 1 Jan 2011
Externally published	Yes

Ulima Repository Subject

Detective and mistery series
Programas de televisión
Series de televisión
Series policiales
Television programmes
Television series

Ulima Repository Category

Humanidades / Literatura

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