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La représentation du chien dans le roman policier francophone : compagnon, enquêteur, victime ou bourreau ?

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Resumo:In today’s detective story, the dog is no longer the obedient animal, the mute assistant of its master which uses its smell as he uses his detective magnifier. The dog of the contemporary detective novel is no longer the police dog we saw in the films for young people in the fifties: it thinks, it communicates with its master, gives advice to him and comforts him. It is more and more distant from the animal and closer to humans. We will find this figure of the salutary dog more in where the plot is built and the character of the detective is at the front of the stage. In the noir novel with its somber atmosphere, the dog is no longer men’s friend. It is its victim or its executioner. It announces danger, disruption or death. It is a fierce, evil animal. Eventually, in all cases, it is nothing but its master’s voice, the mirror of mankind and society.
Assunto:dog detective companion chien detective story executioner enquêteur roman policier victim victime bourreau compagnon
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:journal article
Tipo de acesso:Aberto
Instituição associada:Carnets, Revista Electrónica de Estudos Franceses
Idioma:francês
Origem:Carnets, Revista Electrónica de Estudos Franceses
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description In today’s detective story, the dog is no longer the obedient animal, the mute assistant of its master which uses its smell as he uses his detective magnifier. The dog of the contemporary detective novel is no longer the police dog we saw in the films for young people in the fifties: it thinks, it communicates with its master, gives advice to him and comforts him. It is more and more distant from the animal and closer to humans. We will find this figure of the salutary dog more in where the plot is built and the character of the detective is at the front of the stage. In the noir novel with its somber atmosphere, the dog is no longer men’s friend. It is its victim or its executioner. It announces danger, disruption or death. It is a fierce, evil animal. Eventually, in all cases, it is nothing but its master’s voice, the mirror of mankind and society.
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spellingShingle La représentation du chien dans le roman policier francophone : compagnon, enquêteur, victime ou bourreau ?
dog
detective
companion
chien
detective story
executioner
enquêteur
roman policier
victim
victime
bourreau
compagnon
title La représentation du chien dans le roman policier francophone : compagnon, enquêteur, victime ou bourreau ?
topic dog
detective
companion
chien
detective story
executioner
enquêteur
roman policier
victim
victime
bourreau
compagnon