THE BASIC FEATURES AND LITERATURAL PECULIARITIES OF AMERICAN DETECTIVE GENRE (ON SCOTT TUROW’S “PRESUMED INNOCENT”)

Niyazov Ravshan Turakulovich

THE BASIC FEATURES AND LITERATURAL PECULIARITIES OF AMERICAN DETECTIVE GENRE (ON SCOTT TUROW’S “PRESUMED INNOCENT”)

Authors

Niyazov Ravshan Turakulovich “Kimyo International University in Tashkent” professor of “English language” department docravshanniyazov@gmail.com

Keywords:

detective genre, literary genre, detective story, investigation, court, murder, tasks of solving murder.

Abstract

The article analyzes the evolutionary steps of detectives, defines the meaning of a detective fiction, and points out the types of detective fiction. The novelist`s contribution of justice and juridical system in a society, highlighted in the novel.

References

Lazare, Lewis. "Presumed a Smash: Novel Catapults Lawyer to Big Time," Crain's Chicago Business, 18 May 1987: 1.

Macdonald, Andrew, and Gina Macdonald. "Scott Turow's Presumed Innocent: Novel and Film—Multifaceted Character Study versus Tailored Courtroom Drama." In It's a Print: Detective Fiction from Page to Screen, eds. William Reynolds and Beth Trembley. Bowling Green, OH: Popular Press, 1994:175193

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THE BASIC FEATURES AND LITERATURAL PECULIARITIES OF AMERICAN DETECTIVE GENRE (ON SCOTT TUROW’S “PRESUMED INNOCENT”)