The Brain Game

I came across an interesting article in Psychology Today. Titled "The Genius of Detective Fiction," author Christopher Badcock makes the case that there's "no doubt that detective fiction—both in its vast quantity and intrinsic quality—is the distinctive literary genre of modern, industrial societies." He also looks at the almost Asperger-like personality of Sherlock Holmes (photographic memory, concentration, few social skills) as an example of mechanistic cognition, whereas Miss Marple's
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Published on August 18, 2014 10:56
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