PPT-Detective

Viewing Lens Background The detective is interested in inspecting certain details in order to arrive at reasonable conclusions based on available evidence As You Watch amp Listen Your . Analysis. By: Karl Wilson and Will Greene. Vocabulary. Culpability- . (N) Guilt or blame that . is deserved. Pother- (N) A heated discussion, debate, . or argument; fuss; to-do; uncertain . origin. Credo- (N) Any creed or formula of . Historical and Cultural Text. Elements of a Mystery. A . crime. Variety of characters. Clues. Suspense and tension. Solution. DEFINITIONS TO LEARN. Sleuth. :. . k. “private . eye”/private investigator/detective investigating the . THRILLERS. DEFINITIONS. MYSTERY. N. either reader nor protagonist (detective, amateur sleuth, etc.) know who the killer is. Goal is to find the bad guy.. Basically a puzzle waiting to be solved.. Crime has already been committed but heroine/hero, and reader, must figure out by whom.. Van Dine’s “Classic List of Rules for . the Detective Story” . By: Cameron Smith and Jalen Hutchinson. Van Dine’s Detective Story Vocabulary. Credo – a statement of the beliefs or aims that guide’s someone’s actions. awetzel. Detective Sanders was given another Mystery to solve. This time it took place in the Candy Shoppe.. The store owner, Mr. Sweets, claimed he had a total of 10 boxes of licorice in the storage room.. and public engagement with public collections on line . Andrew Greg. Director, National . Inventory . Research Project. University of Glasgow. Andrew.greg@glasgow.ac.uk. A museum collection, . not online but in store!. . Summer 2017. The Silent Second. . An HR manager finds his purpose in life by . moonlighting as a private detective. Best viewed as a slide show . Table of Contents . (included to give the presentation more gravitas). it’s a mystery. history. Edgar Allan Poe: founder of the genre. The murders in the rue morgue (1841). The purloined letter (1845). The mystery of Marie Roget (1850). Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Published 4 novels and 56 short stories featuring . Introduction of the detective. Crime and clues. Investigation. Announcement of the solution. Explanation of the solution. Denouement. Pattern of action in a detective story. The victim. The criminal. The character or characters who look for clues and solve the crime.. Crime. The problem the detective need to solve in the mystery. Usually a murder but any crime will work.. Clues. The evidence the detective looks at to find out who is guilty. They can be fingerprints, DNA, items left at the crime scene.. Based on the works of Poe. Carries through the “Golden Age” and up to “Hard-boiled”. Situation. Criminal unknown: find identity and motive. Criminal known: determine means or locate enough evidence to establish guilt. Sherlock Holmes. Detective Story. Poe . created the detective story. 1841 . Dupin. Brilliant. Solves by sheer mental powers. Eccentric. Prefers night to day. Burns candles. Elements of the . Conventional . and . how is it done?. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the Classic English Detective Novel Formula. a . "closed setting" . such as an isolated house or a train. a . corpse. a . small circle of people . who are all suspects. Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie , Lady . Mallowan. .  (15 September 1890 – 12 January 1976). . was an English . crime.  . novelist. , . short story writer. , and . playwright. . She is best known for her 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections , particularly those revolving around her fictional detectives  .