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eer of crime had left [Flambeau] with too many scruples for a career of detection’ (493). The reader too is frequently incriminated. In Christie’s .:., when Inspector Crackenthorpe asks if Cedric is interested in criminology he replies, ‘Oh, we needn’t put it in such highbrow terms! I just like murd

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Felipe Faria,Marco Machado,Cesar Meira,Valéria Luz,Ver?nica Pazda,Doglas Negri,Diego de Souza,Ismaelor desirable? Part of my answer derives from Raymond Williams’ comment in .: ‘tragic experience, because of its central importance, commonly attracts the fundamental beliefs and tensions of a period, and tragic theory is interesting mainly in this sense, that through it the shape and set of a partic

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Takuro Akadochi,Mohamed M. Khalil,Tomoaki Mashimomology circulates around the mirror held up to nature. The research on mirror neurons in the brain provides exciting new ways to think about perspective, imitation, and the self; it also provides some evidence that our metaphoric conception of . has a literal corollary at the neural level. I believe

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Kana Hiromoto,Yuta Naruse,Fumio Ito,Jun’ichi Watanabe,Taro Nakamuraays mark a development from the caricature ‘Machevil’ of Richard III to the distinct emergence of Machiavellian . in a contingent world of necessity and are thus closer to the late sixteenth-century appearance of ‘politic’, pragmatic histoiy, represented by the figure of Tacitus, than to Ciceronian

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Ryusei Okuma,Sogo Matsuo,Fumio Ito,Taro Nakamura girls committing crime (usually presented for maximum shock value and stressing the unnatural or unfeminine nature of such behaviour), the stereotypical perpetrator of anti-social behaviour, gang activity and knife crime is still a teenage boy. If, in the Victorian era, fictional representations of

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Federico Oliva,Tom Shaked,Karen-Lee Bar-Sinai,Omer Shalev,Oren Elmakis,Ari Meles-Braverman,Amir Degal plays. We may be familiar with readings of Eastcheap as a comic subplot but I will argue that the shape of Hal’s movement into and out of this underworld resembles strikingly the pastoral sojourn from which exiles in . and . emerge triumphant. By giving too much emphasis or ‘compass’ to the tragic

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David Orbea,Christyan Cruz Ulloa,Jaime del Cerro,Antonio Barrientosduring Shakespeare’s lifetime. But the pervasiveness and massive popularity of the Matter of Troy, the fact that ‘no traditional story was so popular in the Elizabethan Age as that of the siege of Troy and some of its episodes’ may nevertheless have been a decisive factor in Shakespeare’s turn to th