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The Doctor and the Detective Story
JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973The classical detective story narrates a crime, almost always murder, which confounds and puzzles those most intimately involved with the victim. Official investigators often are equally puzzled by too many—or too few—clues. But the superintelligent, unofficial detective sees the reality beneath appearance and can defend his every deduction with ...
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The Arithmetic Teacher, 1981
The Comprehensive School Mathematics Program (CSMP) has developed a series of lessons based on what they call detective stories. These lessons all follow the same basic format. A first clue is given, which is appropriate to the selection of a subset of the whole numbers.
Ernest Woodward, Linda Schroeder
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The Comprehensive School Mathematics Program (CSMP) has developed a series of lessons based on what they call detective stories. These lessons all follow the same basic format. A first clue is given, which is appropriate to the selection of a subset of the whole numbers.
Ernest Woodward, Linda Schroeder
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A Detective Story Writer: Exploring Stockholm as It Once Was
City and Society, 2013 There has been a change in the typical setting of detective fiction, from small, closed, tranquil communities to urban contexts of greater opacity and diversity.
Ulf Hannerz
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The Value of Detective Stories
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011On a recent Sunday morning, The Times-Picayune, a newspaper from New Orleans, carried news that two young people had been arrested for an arson death, that a jury had convicted a man of killing a waitress in a robbery, and that a 15-year-old escapee from a youth detention facility had been recaptured. Those three stories were among the six main stories
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Journal of Language and Politics, 2007
The article argues that notwithstanding politicians’ desire to conceal from the public parts of the content of their indoor discussions, we nevertheless find ‘traces’ of their closed door debates in their public addresses. The article suggests that we need to regard at least some of these traces as an inevitable part of the process ...
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The article argues that notwithstanding politicians’ desire to conceal from the public parts of the content of their indoor discussions, we nevertheless find ‘traces’ of their closed door debates in their public addresses. The article suggests that we need to regard at least some of these traces as an inevitable part of the process ...
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An archaeological detective story
2020Northamptonshire Archaeology, 33, 158 ...
, Johnston, Preston-Jones, Ann
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Detective Stories and the Primal Scene
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1949(1949). Detective Stories and the Primal Scene. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 207-214.
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BSHM Bulletin: Journal of the British Society for the History of Mathematics, 2009
In the article ‘Gregory's meridian line of 1673–74: a St Andrew's detective story’ (BSHM Bulletin, 23 (2008), 58–72), John C Amson referred to other important ecclesiastical meridian lines in the Duomo in Florence (1468), the Basilica of San Petronio in Bologna (1576), and in Santa Sophia in Constantinople (1437).
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In the article ‘Gregory's meridian line of 1673–74: a St Andrew's detective story’ (BSHM Bulletin, 23 (2008), 58–72), John C Amson referred to other important ecclesiastical meridian lines in the Duomo in Florence (1468), the Basilica of San Petronio in Bologna (1576), and in Santa Sophia in Constantinople (1437).
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