Titlebook: Sherlock Holmes and Conan Doyle; Multi-Media Afterliv Sabine Vanacker,Catherine Wynne Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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,‘Open the Window, Then!’: Filmic Interpretation of Gothic Conventions in Brian Mills’s ,iterature. From Sidney Paget’s alteration of Holmes’s physical appearance in . to Jeremy Brett’s dramatic emphasis on his aesthetic sensibilities, Holmes has undergone constant adaptation in multiple contexts, mediums and genres. As Doyle and his contemporaries appropriated elements of the Gothic ta

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The Curious Case of the Kingdom of Shadows: The Transmogrification of Sherlock Holmes in the Cinema one cinematic appearance. In . (1900),. Holmes is frustrated by a burglar who is able to appear and disappear at will. It is a straightforward trick film, using stop-motion to make the burglar disappear. This gimmick was popular in early cinema, forming part of the link between the theatre of the n

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Sherlock Holmes, Italian Anarchists and Torpedoes: The Case of a Manuscript Recovered in Italy1,s journeys to Tibet, Iran, Arabia and Sudan but rarely dwells on trips to continental Europe: there are only references to France, Switzerland, and (what was then) Imperial Russia.. Nonetheless, as Michael Kaser explains, Sherlock Holmes had ‘many clients from across the Channel’ (Haining, 1980 : 94

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Sherlock Holmes Reloaded: Holmes, Videogames and Multiplicity, of the Empty House’ (1903), supposedly having spent three years (in the Holmesian time-scheme) disguised as the Norwegian explorer Sigerson so as to fool Moriarty’s dangerous minions. Since then, Holmes has continued to return in many different places and times. In the world of Holmesian pastiche,

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The Strange Case of the Scientist Who Believed in Fairies,e particular aspect – how this medically trained creator of the supposedly super-rationalist detective Sherlock Holmes could become an apostle for spiritualism – to the extent that, in 1920, slightly more than three decades after launching his famous detective, he lent his considerable support to tw

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,Arthur Conan Doyle’s Appearances as a Detective in Historical Crime Fiction, published in . in September 1904 (Doyle, 1971 : 833). Within ten minutes, an enthusiastic Watson is in the cab with Holmes en route for Charing Cross Station. In the years since Doyle’s death, Holmes’s clarion call appears to have sounded for his creator as well. Numerous writers have followed the

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