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Britishness through a very special character, that Rowan Atkinson, his creator and portrayer on screen describes as a “a child in a grown man's body” Conclusion: Most British characters can tell us long about Britishness: from Sherlock Holmes to James Bond and including Mr Bean, all these popular names reflect the British way of being:
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underlines the identification of Sherlock Holmes with ‘Britishness’, underscored by the narrator’s humorous quips at British customs and police methods (88), and allusions to Holmes and his complicated relationship with the police This aspect is reflected in the narrator’s banter with Police Inspector Rose over Holmes
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English people, just watch out « Sherlock Holmes », it's a very old story written a long time ago (122 years ago) But it's certainly the most current story of all the time Sherlock Holmes is growing with the world Each new generation is adapting is own « Sherlock Holmes » That's why you'll discover the different English ways of life in the
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purely fictional creation, Sherlock Holmes, do we see the selling of heroism and the hero as a commodity Indeed I will argue that it is from the nineteenth century onwards, where heroes and heroism become something to be marketed and sold, not only to the British people but also to the rest of the world The likes of Sherlock
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the idea of Sherlock Holmes 4 My study will concern the recent BBC series Sherlock, which was initially aired in 2010, and is now, after roughly nine episodes, in the planning for a fourth season, supposedly coming in the beginning of 2016
Unit 8 British characters Fiche Recap Notion : Mythes et héros
britishness (pp 154-155) Men who follow the sea Recap 2 →→How did great sea voyages influence heroes in British fiction? (pp 156-157) The science of detection Recap 3 →→What makes Sherlock Holmes a “British character”? (pp 158-159) A B(r)it different Recap 4 →→How would you define British eccentricity? Give examples (pp
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* The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes," The Memoirs of Shgrlock Holmes, " '8 The Great Shadow, and Uncle Bernac," 'CA Study ill Scarlet," and The Sign of Four " By A Conan Doyle Author's edition (Smith, Elder ) A Literary Progenitress of Rudyard Kipling tR latter-day prophet-poets of Imperialism come upon us with a so imperative sounding of bugles
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M 7 (Ab) Meet Sherlock Holmes, the consulting detective – FAQs M 8 (Ab) Sherlock – tradition meets the 21st century 9 /10 Stunde: Sherlock and Irene – comparing protagonist and antagonist in A Scandal in Belgravia M 9 (Ab) Meet Irene Adler – The Woman M 10 (Ab) Irene and Sherlock – preparing their “battle”
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