Bibliography · Bibliographie

I.) Edition of the Canon · Werkausgaben

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Engl.):

„The Complete Sherlock Holmes”,
commented online edition by  Nancy Blakestad & David Soucek, 1998:

www.bakerstreet221b.de

[Link]

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Ger.):

„Sherlock Holmes. Neuausgabe in neun Einzelbänden, nach den Erstausgaben neu und getreu übersetzt“,
(mit Kommentaren), Haffmans Verlag AG, Zürich 1985 (currently out of print)

II.) On Sherlock Holmes · Zu Sherlock Holmes

 Costello, Peter:

“The Real World of Sherlock Holmes. The true crimes investigated by Arthur Conan Doyle”,
 Robinson Publishing, London, 1991

Encyclopaedia Britannica

CD-ROM, Standard Edition 2002: “Holmes, Sherlock” (by Philip .K. Wilson)

Higgins, Ellen F.

“The Female Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: Alternative  Sleuths, Alternative Heroes”
in:  Putney, Charles R.: “Sherlock Holmes.  Victorian Sleuth to Modern Hero”,
– Chapter 11,  pp. 135 –145
The Scarecrow Press, Inc., Langham, Md. & London,1996   

Howlett, Freda (ed.):

„Website of The Sherlock Holmes Society of London”.

www.sherlock-holmes.org.uk

[Link]

 Kromm, Sandra:

“A Feminist Appraisal of the One-Upmanship In the Sherlock Holmes Stories“
in: Putney, Charles R. “Sherlock Holmes. Victorian Sleuth to Modern  Hero”,
Chapter 22, pp.267–287
The Scarecrow Press, Inc., Langham, Md. & London,1996 

 Michael & Mollie Hardwick (Ger.):

“Die Plots aller Stories“, in: Zeus Weinstein (ed.):
„Sherlock Holmes Companion 2“ Zürich Haffmanns, 1985

Redmond, Chris (ed.):

“Sherlock Holmes on the Web”

www.sherlockian.net

[Link]

 Travor H. Hall:

“Sherlock Holmes and his Creator”,
Chapter 7, pp.70–90 ; Chapter 8 , pp. 91 – 143
 St. Martin’s Press New York 1977

 Wright, James R..

“They Were the Very Models of the Modern Information Age”,
 in: Putney, Charles R.:“Sherlock Holmes – Victorian Sleuth to Modern Hero”,
Chapter 3, pp. 16 – 24
The Scarecrow Press, Inc., Langham, Md. & London,1996

On the Historical Background · Zum historischen Hintergrund

 Beales, H.L.

“The Victorian Family”
    in: Harman Grisewood et al.:
“Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians – an historic revaluation of the Victorian Age”,
 pp.343–350
Sylvan Press,1949

 Beales, H.L.

“Victorian Ideas of Sex”, ibid.,
pp. 341–364

 Bronowski, J.:

 “Unbelief and Science”, ibid., pp. 164–169

Crossman, R.H.S.:

“The Testament of Change”, ibid.,
pp.423 – 432

Encyclopaedia Britannica

CD-ROM, Standard Edition 2002:
“Conan Doyle, Sir Arthur”  (Article by Philip .K. Wilson)

Encyclopaedia Britannica:

CD-ROM, Standard Edition 2002:
“Mid-Victorian Society and Culture”
see: “United Kingdom”/ “History” / “Great Britain, 1815–1914”

Klein, Viola:

“The Emancipation of Women:Its Motives and Achievements”,
    in: Harman Grisewood et al.:
“Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians.An historic revaluation of the Victorian Age”,
 pp. 261– 267
Sylvan Press,1949

Newsome, David:

“The Victorian World Picture. Perceptions and Introspections in an Age of Change”,
John Murray Ltd., London, 1997

Stashower, Daniel:

“Teller of Tales. The Life of Arthur Conan Doyle”,
Penguin Books, 2000