『셜록』 속 21세기형 탐정과 범죄자의 관계 연구 -판옵티콘적 시선의 전복을 중심으로
The 21st-Century Detective-Criminal Relationship in Sherlock.
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The twenty first century saw a myriad of crime TV series. Among them, indeed, BBC’S Sherlock, set in modern-day London, received highly favorable reviews and has been sold to over 180 territories. What seems obvious in Sherlock is that its success stems from the original novel’s fandom. They are the ones who used to read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novels over and over again and now find it intriguing to compare the nineteenth and the twenty first century. If there is the biggest thing in Sherlock that stands in stark contrast to the Victorian London, it would be the change in the detective Holmes. The new Holmes, not only called as a psychopath by others but also defined as a sociopath by himself, embodies the disruption of the authority previously owned by the old Holmes. Hence, throughout this study, I suggest that it is the subversion of Victorian detective’s panoptic gaze that brought the drastic change in the twenty first-century detective’s position in the metropolis.
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The twenty first century saw a myriad of crime TV series. Among them, indeed, BBC’S Sherlock, set in modern-day London, received highly favorable reviews and has been sold to over 180 territories. What seems obvious in Sherlock is that its success stems from the original novel’s fandom. They are the ones who used to read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novels over and over again and now find it intriguing to compare the nineteenth and the twenty first century. If there is the biggest thing in Sherlock that stands in stark contrast to the Victorian London, it would be the change in the detective Holmes. The new Holmes, not only called as a psychopath by others but also defined as a sociopath by himself, embodies the disruption of the authority previously owned by the old Holmes. Hence, throughout this study, I suggest that it is the subversion of Victorian detective’s panoptic gaze that brought the drastic change in the twenty first-century detective’s position in the metropolis.
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