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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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João Carlos Marinho e Pepetela: dois escritores em ponto de bala. O gênero policial em Berenice detetive e James Bunda, agente secreto / João Carlos Marinho and Pepetela: two writers in bullet point. The crime genre in Berenice detective and Jaime Bunda, secret agent

Chamlian, Luci Regina 24 April 2013 (has links)
A presente tese procura sustentar que as obras do corpus desta pesquisa, Berenice detetive, do brasileiro João Carlos Marinho, e Jaime Bunda, agente secreto, do angolano Pepetela, duas narrativas literárias de língua portuguesa, são ambas tributárias do gênero policial sem, no entanto, abdicarem de ser, ao mesmo tempo, obras sui generis. Para dar suporte a semelhante proposição busca-se, inicialmente, inventariar e comentar os mais importantes traços das principais vertentes do gênero policial e sua relação com história e sociedade; em seguida, analisa-se, em separado e comparativamente, as obras Berenice detetive e Jaime Bunda, agente secreto, a fim de compreender em qual medida estas obras se inserem no ou se afastam do gênero policial; com quais obras literárias ou cinematográficas, dentro e fora do gênero policial, e com quais vertentes do citado gênero, ambas dialogam; quais procedimentos intertextuais lançam mão em sua construção; em quais contextos ambas estão inseridas; e os efeitos estéticos, culturais e sociopolíticos que alcançam. Após a realização das análises acima mencionadas, tenta-se elucidar o modelo teórico de análise comparativa de narrativas ficcionais efetuado nesta investigação por intermédio do gênero literário, num esforço de contribuição teórica desta pesquisadora ao campo dos Estudos Comparados de Literaturas de Língua Portuguesa. / This dissertation sets out to prove that the works Berenice detective, by the Brazilian author João Carlos Marinho, and Jaime Bunda, secret agent, by the Angolan author Pepetela, two literary narratives of the Portuguese language, are related to the crime genre without abdicating being, at the same time, sui generis works. In order to support similar proposition, we initially seek to identify and comment on the most important traits of the main strands of the crime genre and its relationship with history and society. Then the works Berenice detective and Jaime Bunda, secret agent are analyzed, separately and comparatively, to understand to what extent these works are part or apart from the crime genre; which variants of the crime genre they are related to either in literary or movie works; which intertextual procedures are used in its construction; in which contexts both are embedded; and the aesthetic, cultural and sociopolitical effects achieved. After the analysis, we try to elucidate the theoretical model for comparative analysis of fictional narratives through the literary genre in an effort to contribute to the field of Comparative Studies in Literatures of Portuguese.
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João Carlos Marinho e Pepetela: dois escritores em ponto de bala. O gênero policial em Berenice detetive e James Bunda, agente secreto / João Carlos Marinho and Pepetela: two writers in bullet point. The crime genre in Berenice detective and Jaime Bunda, secret agent

Luci Regina Chamlian 24 April 2013 (has links)
A presente tese procura sustentar que as obras do corpus desta pesquisa, Berenice detetive, do brasileiro João Carlos Marinho, e Jaime Bunda, agente secreto, do angolano Pepetela, duas narrativas literárias de língua portuguesa, são ambas tributárias do gênero policial sem, no entanto, abdicarem de ser, ao mesmo tempo, obras sui generis. Para dar suporte a semelhante proposição busca-se, inicialmente, inventariar e comentar os mais importantes traços das principais vertentes do gênero policial e sua relação com história e sociedade; em seguida, analisa-se, em separado e comparativamente, as obras Berenice detetive e Jaime Bunda, agente secreto, a fim de compreender em qual medida estas obras se inserem no ou se afastam do gênero policial; com quais obras literárias ou cinematográficas, dentro e fora do gênero policial, e com quais vertentes do citado gênero, ambas dialogam; quais procedimentos intertextuais lançam mão em sua construção; em quais contextos ambas estão inseridas; e os efeitos estéticos, culturais e sociopolíticos que alcançam. Após a realização das análises acima mencionadas, tenta-se elucidar o modelo teórico de análise comparativa de narrativas ficcionais efetuado nesta investigação por intermédio do gênero literário, num esforço de contribuição teórica desta pesquisadora ao campo dos Estudos Comparados de Literaturas de Língua Portuguesa. / This dissertation sets out to prove that the works Berenice detective, by the Brazilian author João Carlos Marinho, and Jaime Bunda, secret agent, by the Angolan author Pepetela, two literary narratives of the Portuguese language, are related to the crime genre without abdicating being, at the same time, sui generis works. In order to support similar proposition, we initially seek to identify and comment on the most important traits of the main strands of the crime genre and its relationship with history and society. Then the works Berenice detective and Jaime Bunda, secret agent are analyzed, separately and comparatively, to understand to what extent these works are part or apart from the crime genre; which variants of the crime genre they are related to either in literary or movie works; which intertextual procedures are used in its construction; in which contexts both are embedded; and the aesthetic, cultural and sociopolitical effects achieved. After the analysis, we try to elucidate the theoretical model for comparative analysis of fictional narratives through the literary genre in an effort to contribute to the field of Comparative Studies in Literatures of Portuguese.
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Český a československý krimi seriál - analýza seriálu Malý pitaval z velkého města a Případy 1. oddělení / Czech and Czechoslovak criminal series - analysis of Malý pitaval z velkého města and Případy 1. oddělení

Pavlisová, Michaela January 2021 (has links)
The master thesis is dealing with crime series Malý pitaval z velkého města a Případy 1. oddělení, their analysis and their mutual comparison. It is focused mainly on the plot construction, choice of illustrated criminal offenses, representation of criminalist's work, and characteristics of the environment and main characters. The aim is also to get to know how Czechoslovakian and Czech crime series have changed over the years. It explores a reaction of chosen media around the premiere of the series and audience reviews on the internet website csfd.cz. In case of Malý pitaval z velkého města it focuses on media reaction during the reruns after the year 2000. The theoretical part introduces the main principles of television, mainly seriality, television crime drama as a genre, and summarizes the development of television series in the Czech environment and the formation of crimes series.

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