Hélène Machinal. Conan Doyle : de Sherlock Holmes au Professeur Challenger
Conan Doyle’s œuvre is articulated along three major literary axes and Hélène Machinal accordingly divides her study into three parts: crime fiction (1887-1898), fantasy fiction (1898-1912), and speculative fiction (1912-1930).While mysterious deeds and strange events tend to be rationally accounte...
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Journal of the Short Story in English
2007
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| Mynediad Ar-lein: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Crynodeb: | Conan Doyle’s œuvre is articulated along three major literary axes and Hélène Machinal accordingly divides her study into three parts: crime fiction (1887-1898), fantasy fiction (1898-1912), and speculative fiction (1912-1930).While mysterious deeds and strange events tend to be rationally accounted for in the early Sherlock Holmes stories, the essentially fantastic components of the later fiction are already in place. In fact, Hélène Machinal explains, science no longer holds the key to unl... |
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