Hélène Machinal, Gilles Ménégaldo et Jean-Pierre Naugrette, eds. Sherlock Holmes : un nouveau limier pour le XXIe siècle (du Strand Magazine au Sherlock de la BBC) by Delphine Cingal

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes Stories: Crime and Mystery from the Text to the Illustrations by Christophe Gelly

“…This essay argues that the illustrations provided for the serial publication of the Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle—mainly by Sidney Paget—constitute a significant supplement that both illustrates common ideological prejudices of the nineteenth century and undermines any complete containment of evil and crime by the investigator. …”
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AN ANALYSIS OF METAPHOR TRANSLATION IN THE SUBTITLE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES 2: A GAME OF SHADOWS (2011) MOVIE by Siegfrieda Alberti Shinta Mursita Putri, Martha Sie

“…This study attempts to find out the categories of conceptual metaphors and applied strategies in the subtitles of Sherlock Holmes 2: A Game of Shadows (2011). This study applies the Combined Strategies proposed by Lindqvist (Pedersen, 2015). …”
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Arthur Conan Doyle, Étoile d’argent et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes/Silver Blaze and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes, traduit de l’anglais, préfacé et annoté par Alain Jumeau by Agnès Botz

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The Hound of the Baskervilles : Histoire, fantasme et genèse de la narration policière by Christophe Gelly

“…Through one of the most famous Sherlock Holmes stories, we can shed light on some typical features in the narrative system of detective stories, especially concerning Watson as an unreliable narrator, once more fooled by Sherlock Holmes here in many chapters on end. …”
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THREATENED MASCULINITY IN ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE’S IMPERIALIST DETECTIVE FICTION: THE SIGN OF FOUR by Enes Kavak

“…On dokuzuncu yüzyılın son on yılında,romans ve macera romanlarının aksine, Doyle dünyaca ünlü karakteri SherlockHolmes’un maceraları için, en sevdiği yer olan Londra’yı mekan olarak tercihetmiştir. …”
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Doyle’s Diogenes Club: a Delightful Oddity Screening a Metatextual Clue by Nathalie Jaëck

“…In this paper I propose to study Mycroft Holmes’s club in the Sherlock Holmes stories: the Diogenes Club is rather close to an oxymoron as the golden rule is that the members are not allowed to speak to one another. …”
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Deduction and Geography in Conan Doyle’s A Study in Scarlet by Andréas Pichler

“…Geography relies on tangible scientific information while detective novels create mysteries around whodunnits, notably with Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes adventures. Detective Holmes reasons backwards, relying on his ‘theory of deduction’, a fictional method of using pertinent facts to unravel murder mysteries usually committed in dubious circumstances. …”
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Founding Editorial – Forensics and TheScientificWorld by Walter Rowe

“…Conan Doyle’s novel introduced to the world the character of Sherlock Holmes, whose literary career would popularize the use of physical evidence in criminal investigations. …”
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