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Mortality and mythicization : the paradoxical detective in Lee Child's Jack Reacher series
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- ""The Jack Reacher series is one of those that blend genres. Child's novels are primarily marketed as a suspense series....Despite its cliché villains and suspenseful mode, however, the Reacher series remains, at heart, a series about a man who is a detective....For Reacher, being a detective is not an occupation, it is a worldview.... Detective fiction initially evolved into two classic forms: the analytical and the hardboiled...." -- Pages 2-3."
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