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An archaeological detective story
2020Northamptonshire Archaeology, 33, 158 ...
, Johnston, Preston-Jones, Ann
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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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2009
The two detective stories, by Spanish authors, appear in the collection Historias de detectives by Angeles Encinar, and both take place in Madrid. While the authors’ styles are distinct, both contain ironic plot twists and character developments that leave the reader surprised.
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The two detective stories, by Spanish authors, appear in the collection Historias de detectives by Angeles Encinar, and both take place in Madrid. While the authors’ styles are distinct, both contain ironic plot twists and character developments that leave the reader surprised.
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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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The Doctor and the Detective Story
JAMA: The 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 Argentine Detective Story.
1961PhD ; Literature ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/184733/2/6102809 ...
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1991
Skvorecký has been a devoted admirer and practitioner of mystery writing for a quarter of a century. He has written original detective stories, translated Hammett and Chandler, and has also written several brief essays on the sub-genre. Elements of crime writing can be found in some of his major works as well, notably in Miracle and The Lion Cub.
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Skvorecký has been a devoted admirer and practitioner of mystery writing for a quarter of a century. He has written original detective stories, translated Hammett and Chandler, and has also written several brief essays on the sub-genre. Elements of crime writing can be found in some of his major works as well, notably in Miracle and The Lion Cub.
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Detectives Stories and City Life
Society, 2007Detective stories take place mainly in two settings, constantly changing, many faceted big cities filled with strangers, and stable, fairly homogeneous, innocent small towns whose members know one another. The differences in each clarify the qualities of the other.
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