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    The changing cultural mythology of crime has given rise to many different popular genres. Some of these genres have been essentially adventure stories or melodramas‚ but one of the most prominent embodies the cultural mythology of detectives‚ criminals‚ police‚ and suspects in a classic form that is almost pure mystery. Edgar Allen Poe first noticeably expressed the traditional detective story in the 1840s‚ but it did not become a widely popular genre until the late nineteenth and early twentieth

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    What is an expert witness 3) What are some basic services provide by a crime lab? 4) What did Alphonse Bertillon do for forensic science? 5) What is forensic entomology? Read: Completed Write: 1) Many people believe that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was the first person to understand and apply science for solving crimes. He used his fictional character Sherlock Holmes to test out his ideas. 2) An expert witness is someone that the court has determined to have the knowledge that is need for

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    Baskervilles novel was written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who lived from 1859-1930. He was born in Scotland but lived and worked in many places including London‚ Austria‚ and Africa before settling down in England and opening up a medical practice. The film was made and produced in 2002 by BBC. It was directed by David Attwood and stared Richard Roxburgh‚ Ian Hart‚ and Richard E. Grant. Though the film was based on the novel written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle‚ there are many differences in the two works

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    the future instilling a fear of death and sadness of the reality of his life. Dickens uses the gothic tactics of fear to illustrate a character as the hero-villain identified by Hume‚ and his growth from a life of evil to one of good. Arthur Conan Doyle‚ most notably known for writing the Sherlock Holmes novels was also heavily influenced by Gothic literature. Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories are at their core‚ stories of mystery based on events that seem supernatural in nature but are explained by

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    Swift’s cousin. -I didn’t know Dickens was an actor (and accomplished at that)…I don’t really know much about him‚ actually -George Eliot was a pseudonym for a woman (Mary Ann Evans). -Skiing was popularized in Switzerland by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. -James Joyce was terrified of thunder & lightning. -Jerome David Salinger’s ex-girlfriend was Oona O’Neill who left him for Charlie Chaplin whom she went on to marry. -William Faulkner’s initial title for The Sound and the Fury was “Twilight”

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    It is examples like these‚ which Doyle differentiates comparisons and contrasts between objects and subjects within the story. One might argue‚ the detail of comparison and contrast is not clear-cut but rather a general description of the setting. It is fair to say‚ the language used clearly

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    pretty good case to be made that this is Holmes at his finest; in any case‚ it’s a great introduction to the master detective and his faithful chronicler. The plot moves along at a good pace‚ the quality of the writing is excellent (even if Watson and Doyle are a bit wordy by today’s standards)‚ and none of the potential pitfalls that crop up elsewhere in the canon and might require parental intervention‚ from Mormon-bashing to drug use‚ is in evidence here. Holmes and Watson are well portrayed and have

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    presented as a whodone- it mystery. Staying true to this genre‚ the film opens with necessary background information‚ describes the crime committed‚ answering all of the what‚ where‚ and when questions‚ and then in the style of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gathers the suspects for close scrutiny‚ coming to a conclusion on the guilt or innocence of each. Opening with a bit of automotive history that establishes the electric car as a competitive alternative to the internal combustion engine‚ Who Killed

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    BBC’s Sherlock and CBS’s Elementary are two popular television shows that are often compared and contrasted because of their heritage to the iconic stories of Sherlock Homes. Sherlock Holmes is a fictional detective‚ conceived by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1887. An analysis between these two adaptations‚ have revealed many significant similarities and differences. Both television shows still uphold many ideas and themes that can be traced back to the original stories of Sherlock Homes‚ but it is distinctly

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    Who doesn’t like a good mystery? Many authors are able to elaborate on the mystery genre‚ such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle‚ by improvizing on the protagonist (usually the detective‚ e.g. Sherlock) and adding impressive abilities to help them stand out‚ like “the power of deduction”. That’s one of the ways Doyle gained his influence on nineteenth century life. Even in the 21st century do he and his Sherlock Holmes have influence‚ though in a different way. Two men‚ Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss‚ created

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