英语词汇roman noir的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

roman noir; film noir; film. Roman noir, from the French roman, “novel,” and noir, “black,” literally means a black novel, generally a whodunit that closely resembles a gothic novel in its atmosphere of doom and often gloom. Other romans include roman policies, a detective story; roman à clef; roman- feuilleton, a novel published in installments; and roman-fleuve, a series of novels with the same character. Film noir literally means a black movie (dark subject matter and atmosphere), its name suggested by roman noir. The word film itself is not re- corded until 1905. See movie.

词汇	roman noir
词源	roman noir; film noir; film. Roman noir, from the French roman, “novel,” and noir, “black,” literally means a black novel, generally a whodunit that closely resembles a gothic novel in its atmosphere of doom and often gloom. Other romans include roman policies, a detective story; roman à clef; roman- feuilleton, a novel published in installments; and roman-fleuve, a series of novels with the same character. Film noir literally means a black movie (dark subject matter and atmosphere), its name suggested by roman noir. The word film itself is not re- corded until 1905. See movie.
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