1 resultado para Crime pattern theory
em Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de La Laguna
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Resumo:
Delusion and gamble, but also failure and disillusion are some of the most striking features of The Absolute Perfection of Crime, a novel that encloses its own reading instructions, which are intimately linked to film codes and the idea of remake. Tanguy Viel’s work manages to stage the frailness of fiction, halfway between the signified and the signifier, critical detachment and fictional illusion. Following the anthropological approach to game theory and the theory of literary genres, this paper aims to analyze the inner functioning of the representation tools at work in the novel as a means to highlight the paradoxical role granted to the reader.