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Remember the Mustard Club: Allusions to Sayers in Wider Detective Fiction,(Noel Streatfeild), Simon Brett and Reginald Hill. It argues that these novelists all engaged with Sayers as a means of positioning themselves within the classic detective fiction tradition, and of modifying the milieu and assumptions which Sayers represented. In the process, Sayers became more firmly established as a canonical figure of the genre.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01777-4ist and pedantic attitudes to the Biblical text as irresponsible, and that her novels dramatize the risks of losing a shared knowledge of the Authorized Version. Her allusions to Shakespeare similarly distrust abstract and formalist approaches in favour of a personal, whole-hearted and amateur engag

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Wahrnehmungen und Bewertungen von Migrantened textual resources in the period is focused by Sayers into a dramatic and even passionate desire for shared quotation. Examining a series of her novels in turn, it reveals the knotty and difficult forms of allusion which test the ability of these texts to make sense of the contemporary world.

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Phenomena with Spatial Diffusion,ther detective writers to Sayers’ own novels. It sketches the direction of allusion to Shakespeare and the Bible in the late twentieth century, which was increasingly “professionalized” into characters whose jobs brought them into connection with these texts. It surveys scholarship on allusion and a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03052-3 falls into the category of “influence” rather than “allusion”, and that when Sayers left the detective genre her fellow “Queens of Crime” began to allude to her novels. This chapter includes a series of readings of these allusions, exploring the ways Christie used Sayers to position herself as a mo

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M. Riquelme,R. W. Roberson,E. Sánchez-León0s. It argues that this is the novel in which Sayers wrestled most explicitly with the difficulties of allusion, and which in turn became the novel which was most frequently alluded to by later writers. It examines novels by Agatha Christie, Ruth Rendell, Gladys Mitchell, Nancy Spain, P.D. James, Re

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,A Wicked Facility in Quotation: Dorothy L. Sayers’ Allusions,ed textual resources in the period is focused by Sayers into a dramatic and even passionate desire for shared quotation. Examining a series of her novels in turn, it reveals the knotty and difficult forms of allusion which test the ability of these texts to make sense of the contemporary world.