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Taxonomic and Thematic Organisation of Proper Name Conceptual Knowledge [PDF]
Behavioural Neurology, 2011 We report the investigation of the organisation of proper names in two aphasic patients (NBC and FBI). The performance of both patients on spoken word to written word matching tasks was inconsistent, affected by presentation rate and semantic relatedness
Sebastian J. Crutch +1 more
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HERCULE POIROT AND SUPPORTS SETTLEMENT
e-Zbornik. Elektronički Zbornik Radova Građevinskog FakultetaThe inspiration for writing this paper lies in the character of Hercule Poirot, a fictional Belgian detective who appears in the Agatha Christie novel series. In the television series, the detective role was played by actor David Suchet. The paper, which
Vlaho Akmadžić +2 more
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Hercule Poirot and Criminal Psychology: Crime and Detection in Selected Novels of Agatha Christie [PDF]
Journal of Language Horizons, 2021 In this article, we explore the concept of criminal psychology and will explicate some of its major tenets in characterization of Hercule Poirot. Using an interdisciplinary approach, by close reading and drawing from crime and psychological theories ...
Esmaeil Najar, Fatemeh Salehi Vaziri
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Text Matters, 2021 Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express (1934) remains well-read, and its hero Hercule Poirot continues to enjoy popular currency. Yet the text has not aged well due to some of its now clichéd plot developments and dialogue, as well as Christie’s ...
Kenneth Eckert
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Les mystères irrésolus de Sherlock Holmes et Hercule Poirot : le choix de « l’échec »
Cygne Noir, 2015 La notion de « mystère » telle que l’exploitent les auteurs de romans policiers constitue, au-delà du genre lui-même, un objet présentant un intérêt sémiotique certain.
Viviane Huys
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Cultural and Pedagogical Inquiry, 2019 Employing a synthesis of recent neuroscience research, cultural criticism, and the creative symbolism of Agatha Christie’s famous detective, Hercule Poirot, “Hercule Poirot Investigates: The Pyrrhic Victory of Technology and 21st Century Reading Practices or The Death of the Literary Mind,” theorizes that technology use and value conflict within ...
Jeffrey Condran
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Szerepjáték, álnévhasználat és irodalmi fikció [PDF]
Névtani Értesítő, 2019 Role-playing games, the use of pseudonyms and literary fiction The paper contains the onomastic analysis of the comedy crime novel Zločin Hercula Poirona (The Crime of Hercule Poiron) by Eva Bešťáková, which was published in 2016. The focus is on the
KRISZTIÁN BENYOVSZKY
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International Journal of English and Comparative Literary Studies, 2021 This article aims to analyze how Agatha Christie’s character Hercule Poirot is feminized through several aspects, namely his appearance and character, his age and recurring cat symbolism. All the aspects and their examples were collected from Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot stories employing close reading as a method.
Mária Lujza Csorba
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An Analysis of Illocutionary Acts By Detective Hercule Poirot in the Movie Dialogue Entitled “Murder On The Orient Express” [PDF]
JELLE : Journal Of English Literature, Linguistics, and Education, 2021 The research questions consisted of (1) What types of Illocutionary acts performed by Hercule Poirot in the movie entitled Murder on The Orient Express, (2) What are the functions of Illocutionary acts were performed by Hercule Poirot in the movie ...
Sari, Nurul Intan
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Crime Fiction: A Global Phenomenon [PDF]
IAFOR Journal of Literature & Librarianship, 2016 Crime fiction, if you choose to classify it in its broadest sense, has a very long history. Detectives can be found in ancient texts from around the world.
Bill Phillips
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