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The Detectives in Agatha Christie's Novels

Xiang Xu

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This paper puts a stress on Agatha Christie’s detectives. Although they are diffentent from sex to deductive method, there are also some patterns need resolving. Through the comparison, the variation of the author’s creation could also be traced.

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This paper puts a stress on Agatha Christie’s detectives. Although they are diffentent from sex to deductive method, there are also some patterns need resolving. Through the comparison, the variation of the author’s creation could also be traced.

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This paper puts a stress on Agatha Christie’s detectives. Although they are diffentent from sex to deductive method, there are also some patterns need resolving. Through the comparison, the variation of the author’s creation could also be traced.

Key concepts: Agatha, Telepathy, Detective fiction, Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Sociology, Literature, Art

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