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	'''Scandinavia and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>		'''Scandinavia and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>
	''Edited and translated by Bjarne Nielsen''<br>		''Edited and translated by Bjarne Nielsen''<br>

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	''The Gestalt Shift in Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes Stories'' is a literary study of the structure and narrative method of the Sherlock Holmes stories. Michael J. Crowe examines how Conan Doyle's detective stories create changes in perception, interpretation, and meaning, focusing on the moment when scattered clues are reorganized into a coherent solution.<br>		''The Gestalt Shift in Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes Stories'' is a literary study of the structure and narrative method of the Sherlock Holmes stories. Michael J. Crowe examines how Conan Doyle's detective stories create changes in perception, interpretation, and meaning, focusing on the moment when scattered clues are reorganized into a coherent solution.<br>
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			'''Canada and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>
			''Edited by Peter Calamai & Mark Alberstat''<br>
			''The Baker Street Irregulars''<br>
			''2016''<br>
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			A selection of Sherlockian writing from Canada, including essays by members of The Bootmakers of Toronto, material on Canonical people, places and things connected with Canada, Arthur Conan Doyle's travels there with his family, and the Doylean and Sherlockian collections at the Toronto Metropolitan Library.<br>
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			'''Spain and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>
			''Edited by Maria C. Veiga-Hayzen & Donald J. Hobbs''<br>
			''The Baker Street Irregulars''<br>
			''2015''<br>
			''208 pages''<br>
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			An English-language anthology of Sherlockian scholarship from Spain, translated into English. The volume gathers essays by members of the Amateur Mendicant Society of Madrid, with studies on Spain in the Sherlock Holmes stories, Canonical identifications, Sherlockian controversies, and two Spanish pastiches.<br>
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			'''Italy and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>
			''Edited by Enrico Solito & Gianluca Salvatori''<br>
			''The Baker Street Irregulars''<br>
			''2010''<br>
			''208 pages''<br>
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			An English-language anthology of Sherlockian scholarship from Italy. The essays examine European political intrigue in the Victorian era, Sherlock Holmes's travels in Italy, Canonical names such as Cardinal Tosca and Carina, Italian Sherlockian scholarship, and the popularity of Sherlock Holmes in Italy.<br>
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			'''Australia and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>
			''Edited by Doug Elliott & Bill Barnes''<br>
			''The Baker Street Irregulars''<br>
			''2008''<br>
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			An anthology of Australian Sherlockian writing, with material from 1959 to 2007. The volume includes essays on Conan Doyle in Australia, Sherlock Holmes in Australian scholarship and popular culture, Watson's childhood, The Gloria Scott, The Speckled Band, Australian Sherlockian societies, and the local tradition of playing the Sherlockian Game.<br>
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			'''Scandinavia and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>
			''Edited and translated by Bjarne Nielsen''<br>
			''The Baker Street Irregulars''<br>
			''2006''<br>
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			An English-language anthology of Sherlockian writings from Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The volume includes essays from the 1950s onward, articles on Scandinavian Sherlockian societies and scholarship, studies of 221B Baker Street, music, weather, justice, Holmesian drawings by Henry Lauritzen, and other subjects.<br>
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			'''Japan and Sherlock Holmes'''<br>
			''Edited and translated by Yuichi Hirayama, Masamichi Higurashi & Hirotaka Ueda''<br>
			''The Baker Street Irregulars''<br>
			''2004''<br>
			''193 pages''<br>
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			An English-language anthology of Japanese Sherlockian scholarship, covering writings from 1911 onward. The volume includes historical essays, studies of the Canon's influence on Japanese detective fiction, Sherlockian analyses, material on Japanese Sherlockiana, and an early account of a Japanese journalist's 1910 meeting with Arthur Conan Doyle in London.<br>
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	A literary and cultural study of ''The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes''. Rosemary Jann examines the Holmes stories in relation to social order, Victorian culture, detection, authority, and the ideological work performed by Conan Doyle's fiction.<br>		A literary and cultural study of ''The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes''. Rosemary Jann examines the Holmes stories in relation to social order, Victorian culture, detection, authority, and the ideological work performed by Conan Doyle's fiction.<br>
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			'''The Game Is Afoot!'''<br>
			''By Charles Layng; foreword by Peter Ruber''<br>
			''Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library''<br>
			''1995''<br>
			''190 pages''<br>
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			A collection of Sherlockian essays on Holmes, Watson, the Canon, and the wider Sherlockian world. The volume includes three chapters titled "When Things Happened," devoted to the dating of the Sherlock Holmes stories.<br>
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	A famous eccentric critical study of Sherlock Holmes, offering a highly interpretative reading of Conan Doyle's detective stories. Samuel Rosenberg's book examines hidden patterns, literary echoes, and speculative meanings in the Holmes stories.<br>		A famous eccentric critical study of Sherlock Holmes, offering a highly interpretative reading of Conan Doyle's detective stories. Samuel Rosenberg's book examines hidden patterns, literary echoes, and speculative meanings in the Holmes stories.<br>
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			'''A Sherlock Holmes Commentary'''<br>
			''By D. Martin Dakin''<br>
			''David & Charles''<br>
			''1972''<br>
			''320 pages''<br>
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			A critical study of the Sherlock Holmes Canon, with substantial chronological material. Each story opens with an analysis of its date, and the book includes chronological appendices comparing the order and dating of the cases. D. Martin Dakin also examines textual problems, characterization, inconsistencies, and other Sherlockian controversies.<br>
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	== Other Related Books ==		== Other Related Books ==

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	A collection of essays and illustrations about the relationship between the author and his detective, combining Sherlockian commentary, literary discussion, and visual material connected with the Sherlock Holmes stories.<br>		A collection of essays and illustrations about the relationship between the author and his detective, combining Sherlockian commentary, literary discussion, and visual material connected with the Sherlock Holmes stories.<br>
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	A critical study of Arthur Conan Doyle's fiction, examining his narrative methods, themes, genres, and literary range beyond the Sherlock Holmes stories. As one of the earlier book-length studies devoted to Conan Doyle's writing, it belongs among the foundational literary studies of his work.<br>		A critical study of Arthur Conan Doyle's fiction, examining his narrative methods, themes, genres, and literary range beyond the Sherlock Holmes stories. As one of the earlier book-length studies devoted to Conan Doyle's writing, it belongs among the foundational literary studies of his work.<br>
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	A collection of essays and illustrations about the relationship between the author and his detective, combining Sherlockian commentary, literary discussion, and visual material connected with the Sherlock Holmes stories.<br>		A collection of essays and illustrations about the relationship between the author and his detective, combining Sherlockian commentary, literary discussion, and visual material connected with the Sherlock Holmes stories.<br>
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	''The Critical Reception of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'' is a study of Conan Doyle's reputation from his own lifetime to the present. Laurence W. Mazzeno examines how critics, scholars, reviewers, and readers have responded to Conan Doyle's writings, including the Sherlock Holmes stories as well as his historical fiction, adventure stories, science fiction, and other works.<br>		''The Critical Reception of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'' is a study of Conan Doyle's reputation from his own lifetime to the present. Laurence W. Mazzeno examines how critics, scholars, reviewers, and readers have responded to Conan Doyle's writings, including the Sherlock Holmes stories as well as his historical fiction, adventure stories, science fiction, and other works.<br>
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			'''Re-examining Arthur Conan Doyle'''<br>
			''Edited by Nils Clausson''<br>
			''Cambridge Scholars Publishing''<br>
			''2021''<br>
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			''Re-examining Arthur Conan Doyle'' is a collection of essays reassessing Conan Doyle's works and life from multiple disciplinary perspectives. Edited by Nils Clausson, the volume offers new approaches to Conan Doyle's fiction, genres, literary relationships, and overlooked aspects of his oeuvre. It complements Clausson's earlier single-author study ''Arthur Conan Doyle's Art of Fiction: A Revaluation''.<br>
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	''Arthur Conan Doyle's Art of Fiction'' is a literary study reassessing Conan Doyle's achievement as a writer of fiction. Nils Clausson examines Conan Doyle's narrative art, fictional methods, and literary range, presenting his work as more complex and artistically significant than is often assumed when he is considered only as the creator of Sherlock Holmes.<br>		''Arthur Conan Doyle's Art of Fiction'' is a literary study reassessing Conan Doyle's achievement as a writer of fiction. Nils Clausson examines Conan Doyle's narrative art, fictional methods, and literary range, presenting his work as more complex and artistically significant than is often assumed when he is considered only as the creator of Sherlock Holmes.<br>
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			'''Twentieth-Century Victorian: Arthur Conan Doyle and the Strand Magazine, 1891-1930'''<br>
			''By Jonathan Cranfield''<br>
			''Edinburgh University Press''<br>
			''2016; paperback, 2017''<br>
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			''Twentieth-Century Victorian'' is a literary history of Arthur Conan Doyle's long relationship with ''The Strand Magazine''. Jonathan Cranfield examines Conan Doyle not only as a late-Victorian popular writer, but as a public figure responding to the crises and transformations of the early twentieth century. The book studies his fiction, journalism, letters, pamphlets, and non-fiction in their periodical context, presenting Conan Doyle as a "popular modernist" whose work with ''The Strand'' extended far beyond Sherlock Holmes.<br>
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	''The Critical Reception of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'' is a study of Conan Doyle's reputation from his own lifetime to the present. Laurence W. Mazzeno examines how critics, scholars, reviewers, and readers have responded to Conan Doyle's writings, including the Sherlock Holmes stories as well as his historical fiction, adventure stories, science fiction, and other works.<br>		''The Critical Reception of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'' is a study of Conan Doyle's reputation from his own lifetime to the present. Laurence W. Mazzeno examines how critics, scholars, reviewers, and readers have responded to Conan Doyle's writings, including the Sherlock Holmes stories as well as his historical fiction, adventure stories, science fiction, and other works.<br>
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			'''Arthur Conan Doyle’s Art of Fiction: A Revaluation'''<br>
			''By Nils Clausson''<br>
			''Cambridge Scholars Publishing''<br>
			''2018''<br>
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			''Arthur Conan Doyle's Art of Fiction'' is a literary study reassessing Conan Doyle's achievement as a writer of fiction. Nils Clausson examines Conan Doyle's narrative art, fictional methods, and literary range, presenting his work as more complex and artistically significant than is often assumed when he is considered only as the creator of Sherlock Holmes.<br>
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