Titlebook: Animals in Detective Fiction; Ruth Hawthorn,John Miller Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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The Theory of the Optimum Regimef those who come into contact with it. Yet the novella also highlights the parallels and connections between Holmes and hound, a doubling grounded in their mutual exposure to the agential presence of Dartmoor itself. Drawing on new materialist theories, and in particular, the work of Karen Barad and

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The Demand for Capital Servicesornithological mutilations of Loren Atherton in ., Ellroy’s novels trace a potent convergence between animality and deviancy. This convergence becomes forcefully energised by rigid racial, sexual and political classifications, as manifestations of animality are repeatedly articulated via stark depic

繼而發(fā)生

Economic news and economic sentiment,Erle Stanley Gardner’s Perry Mason novel . (1939). While in each text it is primarily the birds’ words that drive the plot, Biggers and Gardner also pay attention to the parrots’ bodies in a way that foregrounds ethical questions. In ., animal ethics operate in close relation to the novel’s progress

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Objects of Nature and Objects of Thought that are signalled and developed in the text. Textual ethics are signalled by the park setting, the representation of grizzly bears and human–non-human relations, as well as by several intertexts. The essay argues that the novel’s ethical stance is compromised by an incompatibility of its affiliati

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Central Fallacies of Modern Economicshropomorphizes reptiles in order to establish the ethical treatment of non-human animals as a key to the Buddhist detection methodology of his protagonist, Royal Thai Police Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep. This chapter analyses Burdett’s novel as a way of exploring the ethics of detective fiction’s

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