The Murders In The Rue Morgue

Edgar Allan Poe's "Murger Street Murger" has an important statement on how he sees male internal work and how men interact with women in society It was announced. The story is based on the terrible murder of two unarmed women. And it seems to be a mysterious "beast". Poe shows primitive violence that exists for humans, especially men. Po regards violence as a negative and inhuman act of strengthening all cruel impulses of men.

In "Morgue Street's Murder Case" and "Puro India Letter", Poe created a detective story type and original expert C. Detective C. Auguste Dupin. In "Murger Street Murder" and "Stolen Letters", Dubin used traditional police methods and sought new ways to solve crime using the distance from traditional law enforcement agencies. He always insists that the police in Paris shows an old and unintelligent analysis method. He said police were easily distracted by specific facts of crime and could not provide an objective position to investigate. In "Killing Morgay Street", the police could not exceed the terrible nature of double killing. Because they were distracted by the victims of asphyxiation and suffocation, they did not scrutinize the entrance of the apartment and the window showing the escape place. Keep away from the emotional side of scene violence

I would like to compare two representative works of two writers, the murder at Morgue Street of Edgar Allan Poe and the D slope murder of Edo Rampo. The murder at Moog Street was called the first detective story that is meaningful in Western countries. I think the D slope murder case is similar in some parts, such as titles and stories. Furthermore, the name of the murderer on "Morge Street" is displayed directly on the story. This clearly shows that the D - slope murder was affected by the killing of Morgay Street. From these interesting points, I chose the killing of Morg Street and the killing of D - slope.

Poe's original title was "Murder of Trianon Street", but it was renamed "Death". "Murger Street Murder" first appeared in Graham's magazine in April 1841, Poe was the editor. He got an extra $ 56 - a very high number; he just paid $ 9 for the "crow". In 1843, Po's idea was to print a series of brochures with his story "The Romance of Prose of Edgar Poe." He printed only the satirical collection of satirical "used people" called "Murger Street Murder". It is 12.5 cents. This version includes 52 changes from Graham's original text. Line breaks are "Prefectures are not too deep, but a bit embarrassing." "The Murder of Morg Street" is also reprinted in the story of Poe collected by Tales' Wiley & Putnam. Poe did not participate in choosing which story to collect