The Edwardian Detective In the Fiction of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Shaymaa M. I. El-Anbaawy;
Abstract
The thesis examines the prominent anxieties of the Edwardian era, namely the definition and maintenance of British masculinity, the preservation of the status quo, and the issues of the Empire, as presented in the detective fiction of Sir Arthur Conan Doy
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| Title | The Edwardian Detective In the Fiction of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | Authors | Shaymaa M. I. El-Anbaawy | Keywords | The Edwardian Detective In the Fiction of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | The thesis examines the prominent anxieties of the Edwardian era, namely the definition and maintenance of British masculinity, the preservation of the status quo, and the issues of the Empire, as presented in the detective fiction of Sir Arthur Conan Doy |
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