André Vanoncini – Le Roman Policier 1995 Turkish Book Turkey
André Vanoncini – Le Roman Policier (Polisiye Roman) – İletişim Yayınları Turkish First Edition (1995)
Description:
This Turkish first edition of Le Roman Policier (Polisiye Roman) by André Vanoncini was published by İletişim Yayınları in 1995. Written in Turkish, the book is a scholarly study of detective fiction, examining the historical development, literary characteristics, and narrative structures of one of the world's most enduring literary genres. Vanoncini explores how detective novels evolved from their nineteenth-century origins into a diverse and influential form of modern literature while analyzing the techniques, conventions, and recurring themes that define the genre.
Rather than focusing on a single author or work, the book offers a broad critical perspective on detective fiction as a literary phenomenon. It discusses the emergence of classic detectives, the construction of mystery and suspense, the relationship between crime and society, and the evolution of investigative storytelling across different literary traditions. Combining literary criticism with historical context, the volume serves as both an introduction to and an analysis of the detective novel's enduring appeal.
An important reference work for readers interested in crime fiction and literary criticism, Le Roman Policier provides valuable insight into the artistic and cultural significance of detective literature. This Turkish first edition published by İletişim Yayınları represents an important contribution to Turkish studies of popular literature and is a desirable volume for collectors of literary criticism, genre studies, and modern publishing.
Key Features:
• Author: André Vanoncini
• Original Title: Le Roman Policier
• Turkish Title: Polisiye Roman
• Publisher: İletişim Yayınları
• Publication Date: 1995 (Turkish First Edition)
• Language: Turkish
• Format: Paperback
• Genre: Literary Criticism; Literary Studies
• Subject: The history, structure, and evolution of detective fiction
• Literary Content: Critical study; Literary analysis
• Themes: Detective fiction; Crime literature; Narrative structure; Mystery; Literary history; Genre theory
• Historical Focus: Examines the development of detective fiction from its nineteenth-century origins to its place in modern literature.
• Educational Value: Provides an accessible introduction to the history and theory of detective fiction while offering valuable insight into literary criticism, genre analysis, and narrative techniques.
• Collector Appeal: A Turkish first edition of an important study on detective fiction, making it a valuable acquisition for collectors of literary criticism, crime fiction, and modern Turkish academic publications.