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‘A Look of Doglike Devotion’: Hercule Poirot’s Stooges and Foils
2021Few detectives are as instantly recognisable as Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot, the self-described ‘greatest detective in the world’. Almost as recognisable, however, are his various companions—almost invariably English, and always appearing rather more ridiculous, if less eccentric, than the Belgian detective himself. Bernthal considers a variety of
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Hercule Poirots thermodynamisches Meisterstück?
Chemie in unserer Zeit, 2023Hans Bauer, Klaus Roth
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Ivo Remetin, hrvatski Hercule Poirot?
2022U radu se analiziraju romani iz serije kriminalističkih romana Pavla Pavličića, objavljeni u razdoblju između 1980. i 2019. godine, u kojima je glavni lik novinar Ivo Remetin. Korpusu romana, u kojima u istrazi sudjeluje spomenuti urednik crne kronike jednih zagrebačkih novina, pripadaju Press (1980.), Pjesma za rastanak (1982.), Rakova djeca (1988 ...
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Embedding Hercule Poirot in Networks: Addressing Inefficiencies in Digital Forensic Investigations
2007Forensic investigations on networks are not scalable in terms of time and money [1]. Those investigations that do occur consume months of attention from the very experts who should be investing in more productive activities, like designing and improving network performance [1].
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Chapter 8: Peter Ustinov as Hercule Poirot
2016The success of Murder on the Orient Express had helped to increase the already substantial interest in the back catalogue of Agatha Christie. It was clear that the future of screen adaptations was now anticipated to be via pictures that replicated Orient Express’s most successful features as much as possible.
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Lever le rideau sur Hercule Poirot quitte la scène : Agatha Christie à la lumière de Pierre Bayard
Premier symposium de critique policière. Autour de Pierre Bayard, 2017Legend has it that the secret that Agatha Christie initially planned to reveal from beyond the grave was that of Poirot's guilt as the murderer in his last case. Written during the Second World War, Curtain was finally published in 1975, the year before Christie died. The secret that came out, however, served to silence others. Following the quest for (
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE DETECTIVE ARCHETYPE: COMPARING SHERLOCK HOLMES AND HERCULE POIROT
This article explores the development of the detective archetype through a comparative analysis of two of the most iconic figures in crime fiction: Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot. While both characters serve as master detectives, their investigative methods, personal traits, and cultural contexts differ significantly. Sherlock Holmes represents theopenaire +1 more source
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This corpus analysis investigates Agatha Christie’s use of discourse in the person of her fictional Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot. By focusing on a specific linguistic trait – false friends – it presents evidence of how Christie used this trait to develop Poirot’s character across his thirty-three novels.
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This corpus analysis investigates Agatha Christie’s use of discourse in the person of her fictional Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot. By focusing on a specific linguistic trait – false friends – it presents evidence of how Christie used this trait to develop Poirot’s character across his thirty-three novels.
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Is Hercule Poirot autistic? Here are seven clues that he might be
2023Rebecca Ellis, Jamie Bernthal-Hooker
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