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This book offers and introduces an aesthetic/literary analysis of many Sherlock Holmes stories. The scholarly motivation that propels the course of study exhibited and practiced in the book is to unearth the cryptic meanings behind the plots, events, and characters. In some stories, the reader is exposed to information that enables him/her to decipher the enigma even before Sherlock Holmes does. In this respect, the scholarly investigation practiced in this book is like an X-ray image of the Sherlock Holmes stories examined.

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This book offers and introduces an aesthetic/literary analysis of many Sherlock Holmes stories. The scholarly motivation that propels the course of study exhibited and practiced in the book is to unearth the cryptic meanings behind the plots, events, and characters. In some stories, the reader is exposed to information that enables him/her to decipher the enigma even before Sherlock Holmes does. In this respect, the scholarly investigation practiced in this book is like an X-ray image of the Sherlock Holmes stories examined.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Yair Mazor is a professor of modern Hebrew and Biblical literature at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. To date, Professor Mazor authored 28 scholarly books and more than 250 articles and critical essays that have been published in USA, Israel, and numerous European countries. Dr. Mazor is a popular guest lecturer and has spoken to audiences throughout Europe and many other venues around the world. Among the many scholarly awards Dr. Mazor has received are the Sadan Prize and the Shpan Prize for two of his books, the Baron Prize for Excellency in the field of Jewish Studies, the distinguished teaching award by University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and the Friedman Prize, a national award for the most distinguished Hebrew literature scholar in the United States. In his military service, Dr. Mazor acted as a combat paratrooper, as well as an instructor of parachuting.