International
Conference on the Territorialisation of Crime fiction
Queen’s
University, Belfast, 13-14th
June 2014
The
global and the local in contemporary world crime fiction
Circulation
and exchanges
Friday
13th
June 2014
9:00-9:30 Old
Staff Common Room,
Lanyon Building,
Welcome address from Professor Margaret Topping, School of Modern
Languages, Introduction
9:30-11:00
Maps and Regions in
Crime fiction
Eva Erdmann (Munich)
“Topographical
fiction in relation.
International Crime Scenes in Literature and their cartographic Representation”
International Crime Scenes in Literature and their cartographic Representation”
Christoph Baumann (University of
Erlangen-Nürnberg)
“Geographies
of crime – Regionalization in German crime series “
11:00-11: 30
COFFEE
11: 30-13:00
The Politics of Place
Benoît Tadié
(Rennes University) “All
Roads Lead to Hollywood... And the Pause That Refreshes:
Re-routing and Territorializing Hardboiled/Noir fiction in Los Angeles (1930-1950)”
Re-routing and Territorializing Hardboiled/Noir fiction in Los Angeles (1930-1950)”
Andrew Pepper
( QUB) “Sovereign
Power in an era of Neoliberalism:
State Coercion and Parapolitics in David Peace and Eoin McNamee”
State Coercion and Parapolitics in David Peace and Eoin McNamee”
13:00-14:00
LUNCH, QFT Foyer, 20 University Square
14:00-15:30
Old Staff Common Room
Patrimonialisation
and Globalisation of the local
Kerstin Bergmann, (University of
Lund) “Europeanization
and Regionalism in 21st Century Swedish Crime Fiction?”
Gabrielle
Saumon (University of Limoges) “From
crime fiction to the making of a touristic place.
Ystad, Stockholm: two investigations”
Ystad, Stockholm: two investigations”
15:30-15:45
COFFEE
15:45-17:30
Ireland of Crime
Samantha Weyer-Brown (University
Paris 3) “Landscape,
territories and 'ghost estates' in Tana French, Broken
Harbour”.
Fiona McCann (University Lille
3) “Authority, Permeability and the State of the State in
Eoin McNamee’s Blue trilogy and The Ultras”
Eoin McNamee’s Blue trilogy and The Ultras”
Garrett Carr (QUB) “The
Map of Connections, illustrated talk”
19:00
No Alibis
Bookstore, Botanic Avenue, Reading
and questions with
invited authors Eoin McNamee and Brian McGilloway
21:00
CONFERENCE DINNER Mourne Seafood, 34-
36 Bank Street, Belfast, BT1 1HL
Saturday
14th June 2014
9:30-11:15 Seminar Room, 21
University Square
From Close Reading
to Data
Visualisation: varying
Focalisation in Approaches to Crime Regionalization
Dominique Jeannerod (QUB)
“Northern Scenery and Mise-en
scène of the Genre
in French Crime Fiction”
Jean-Philippe
Gury (Université de Bretagne Occidentale) “Blue
Guide of Crime: Welcome to Brittany!”
Natacha Levet (University of
Limoges) “Building a database for Mapping Regional Crime Fiction
in France”
11:15-11:30
COFFEE
11:30-13:00 Negotiating
the American Model domestically and globally
Barbara Pezzotti (Wellington)
“Giorgio
Scerbanenco's Milan and the Domestication of the American Hard-Boiled
Novel”
Andrea Hynynen, (University of
Turku) “A Feminism
too foreign for France? – necessary change of Territory
in the case of Maud Tabachnik’s Feminist Crime Fiction”
in the case of Maud Tabachnik’s Feminist Crime Fiction”
13:00-14:00
LUNCH, QFT Foyer, 20 University Square
14:00-15:45
Seminar Room, 21
University Square
Localisation and
Globalisation
Kate Quinn (University of
Galway) “Beyond Chilenidad.
Transatlantic crossings and local inflection in Chilean Crime Fiction”
Transatlantic crossings and local inflection in Chilean Crime Fiction”
David Schmid (University of
Bufffalo) “City,
State, and Globe in the Crime Novels of Paco Ignacio Taibo II”
David Platten (Leeds)
“Crossing
Bridges: Crime Stories as International Currency”
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