Arthur Conan Doyle
Maybe you don't emit light per se, but you are the carrier of light. Some people do not have the talent themselves, but can have the ability to stimulate the talent.
This is a classic quote from The Sherlock Holmes Detective Collection, and both Holmes and his creator, Arthur Conan Doyle, are people who are not only talented in themselves, but also have the ability to inspire talent.
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Arthur Conan Doyle was a famous British novelist. Born on 22 May 1859 in Edinburgh, Scotland, he died on 7 July 1930 at the age of 72.
Conan Doyle wrote 56 short detective novels and 4 novellas in his lifetime, all featuring Holmes. Holmes is a world-famous detective he created.
Holmes's success was the result of Conan Doyle's continuous learning, research, and practice.
In order to more graphically portray Holmes and make the various detectives logical and reasonable, Conan Doyle continued to learn, he rented a house on Baker Street next to the British Museum, used all resources and opportunities to study the experience and science of detectives, and developed the habit of thinking and mastering the correct way of thinking. Therefore, his interpretation and judgment of various cases have a strong scientific basis, resulting in results that can be accepted and believed.
Because of his success in shaping the detective character Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle became one of the most important novelists in the history of detective fiction, known as the "father of the world's detective novel". The birth of Sherlock Holmes pushed the detective novel into a new era.
Conan Doyle's representative works include "Sherlock Holmes Detective Collection" and "The Lost World".
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After graduating from medical school, Conan Doyle interned at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. Here he met a mentor who was good at observing things, and under the influence of this teacher, he cultivated Conan Doyle's interest in all kinds of sciences, whether it was chemistry, psychology, anatomy, mathematics, foreign languages, or music and musical instruments, laying the groundwork for literary creation.
The successful shaping of Sherlock Holmes's detective image is inspired by the mentor Bell.
The first detective novel, The Study of Blood Letters, featuring Holmes, was published in 1887, and since then, Holmes has become Doyle's dedicated character.
But even the best characters have times when they are tired of writing. In November 1891, Doyle wrote to his mother: "I am considering killing Holmes... Kill him, a hundred. He took up too much of my time! ”
Conan Doyle began to conceive The Last Case and decided to have Holmes buried at The Reichenbach Falls with his sworn enemy, Professor Moriarty.
In December 1893, "The Last Case" was published, which caused a great sensation among the vast number of "fu fans". Some readers who particularly liked Holmes began to remember Conan Doyle, and they were very angry about the ending of the novel, so they often went to Doyle's house to cause some trouble, smashing glass and other things from time to time. In desperation, the novelist decided to resurrect Holmes.
In 1903, Conan Doyle published The Empty House, which allowed Holmes to escape from under the Leisingbach Falls.
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Sherlock Holmes Detective Collection
There is a passage in "The Study of Blood Words", which is still meaningful even today, a hundred years later:
I think the human brain is like an empty little attic, and some furniture should be selectively put into it. Only a fool would fit all kinds of crap and miscellaneous pieces he encountered into it. In this way, the knowledge that was useful to him was squeezed out; or, at best, mixed with many other things. Therefore, it is difficult to access it. So a man who can work is indeed very careful when he chooses to put something into his little attic-like mind. He brings nothing with him except the tools that are useful at work, and these tools are all available and methodical. It would be a mistake to think that the walls of this small attic are elastic and can be stretched and contracted at will. Believe me, one day, as you add new knowledge, you'll forget what you used to be familiar with. So the most important thing is not to let some useless knowledge squeeze out the useful.
Doyle's metaphor for the brain makes us understand that in daily learning, it is necessary to firmly put those useful knowledge into the brain, so as not to be consumed by more trivial matters of life.
Let's look for a few more reasonable words and review them together!
Everything in the world has been done by previous generations, and nothing is new.
Given time, there is nothing that cannot be overcome.
You're looking and I'm observing, and there's a clear difference.
Don't let a person's appearance affect your judgment, that's the most important thing. Feelings affect the intellect.
Once you have ruled out all the impossible facts, then the rest, no matter how incredible, is the truth of the facts.
Life is boring. My whole life has been to try not to waste time in mediocrity. These little cases made me fulfill my wish.
Problems can only be solved through research, and if you want to solve problems only by perception, you will eventually fail.
It is wrong to confuse strangeness with mystery, but the most common crime is often the most mysterious because it has no peculiarities as a basis for reasoning and judgment.
We must go deep into life, and only in this way can we obtain novel effects and extraordinary combinations, which in itself are more stimulating than any imaginary.
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