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Sherlock Holmes: Franchises and fans
Sherlock Holmes: In the footsteps of franchises and fans
FORLØBETS EMNER
- Sherlock Holmes-kanon og dets udvikling
- Attraktionen ved mysterie-/detektivhistorien
- Franchise-teori
- Diskussion af adaptationer og afledte produkter, samt spændingsfeltet mellem historien/karakterens integritet og værdien af kreativ nytænkning
- Fankultur og fanfiction
- Analytisk fokus: Personkarakteristik
KERNESTOF
- Arthur Conan Doyle, “A Study in Scarlet” (1887), excerpt from ch. 1-2
- BBC, “A study in pink”, Sherlock (2010)
- Robert Siney Smith, “Sherlock Holmes Jr. Makes a Deduction” (1913), The Chicago Tribune
- Walt Disney Studios, “The Great Mouse Detective” (1986, film), excerpt of Basil’s introduction
- Sherlock: Escape Rooms, “Sherlock: The Official Live Game” (2025), promotional video, and the “A Message From Mycroft Holmes”-video, https://www.sherlockescaperooms.com/escape-rooms/sherlock-the-official-live-game
- Steam, “Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments” (org. 2014, updated 2024), promotional video and marketing texts on the webpage, https://store.steampowered.com/app/241260/Sherlock_Holmes_Crimes_and_Punishments
- CaffieneKitty, “The Simple Joys of Home”, posted on fanfiction.net, on August 17, 2010. https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6246553/1/The_Simple_Joys_of_Home
- (Tekst til analytical essay) verityburns, “Chapter 1: A Quiet Weekend,” The Green Blade, posted on archiveofourown.org, on September 19, 2011. https://archiveofourown.org/works/320879/chapters/516147
SUPPLERENDE:
- Laura Evans, “What Sherlock Holmes' Public Domain Status Means for TV in the Future” (2023), CBR.com
OMFANG:
9 moduler á 90 minutter
70 normalsider inkl. film/video
SKRIFTLIGHED: Analytical essay (600-900 ord) af “Chapter 1: A Quiet Weekend” af verityburns (4 elevtimer)
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