La novela negra, amoral y Azul

Abstract

This text presents an analysis of crime and amorality in crime fiction and literature, in order to identify how this moral lack and vision of evil is evident from a brief study mainly of crime novels and other genres associated with crime. Study that exposes and underlies the creation of a novel that is a parody or quixotization of the aforementioned genre. The novel is explained in its process of creation and consolidation throughout the essay. Starting with the idea of ​​amorality in literature, the individualism of the antihero and his role in consolidation and transgression through crime, in the development various fiction novels are reviewed that treat crime as a human phenomenon, focusing on the figure anti-heroic character of the psychopath in fiction. To continue with an exploration of Latin American and Spanish-speaking fictional environments, in which crime is consolidated and the figure of kindness disappears. According to this exploration, it is composed of a reflection on how to narrate the crime, a mystery without definitive truth and establish a fiction, narrative and characters that express the naturalization of the crime, the lack of humanity and the value or devaluation of human life in the face of shortcomings. described.