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Abstract In Reply. —We thank Danek and colleagues for their comments regarding Sherlock Holmes, and we agree that the Holmes method of deduction is one of the most important features of the Holmes story. As mentioned in the article "The Scientific Holmes" by Rodin and Key,1 part of the "Holmesian reasoning" is "not only looking, but actually consciously observing and thinking about what one is seeing" and "stressing the relationship between the...
Key J Rodin A (1987)
The scientific HolmesThe Sherlock Holmes Rev, 1
Abstract In Reply. —We thank Danek and colleagues for their comments regarding Sherlock Holmes, and we agree that the Holmes method of deduction is one of the most important features of the Holmes story. As mentioned in the article "The Scientific Holmes" by Rodin and Key,1 part of the "Holmesian reasoning" is "not only looking, but actually consciously observing and thinking about what one is seeing" and "stressing the relationship between the patience to observe minutely and the knowledge to interpret such findings." References 1. Rodin A, Key J. The scientific Holmes . The Sherlock Holmes Rev . 1987;1:81-122.
Archives of Neurology – American Medical Association
Published: Apr 1, 1992
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