Re: RARA-AVIS: Re: Noir definition

From: BaxDeal@aol.com
Date: 24 Aug 2004


In a message dated 8/24/04 10:47:34 AM, buildsnburns@yahoo.com writes:

> Frankly, I feel like an undergraduate in this
> "graduate studies" group. But I'll stick to the
> basics.
>
> Hardboilded=tough
>
> Noir=screwed
>
> All the extra stuff like "colloquial" limits Noir
> and Hardboiled and would still, I think, exclude
> Chandler and John D. MacDonald.
>
> Like so many things--politics, religion, and the
> Yankees--the arguments can go on forever with no
> absolute meeting of the minds.
>
> The point is, I think, that those of us who like
> hardboiled and noir know what it is when we see
> it . . . well, maybe we might fight about some of
> it, especially when we try to shoe-horn Sherlock
> Holmes into Hardboiled or Hamlet into noir.
>
> Jack Bludis
>

I'm with Jack

John Lau

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