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Join us as we explore the vivid backdrop of Victorian society in Arthur Conan Doyle's The Sign of the Four. This video provides a contextual analysis of how the novel mirrors the anxieties and preoccupations of the time, particularly in relation to crime and the burgeoning genre of detective fiction. We delve into the societal fears of crime due to the expanding empire and the role of the detective as a figure of moral authority and order.

We'll also examine how Doyle’s portrayal of the detective, the criminal elements, and the justice system reflects the complexities of Victorian London, offering insights into the social fabric and cultural dynamics of the era. This analysis is essential for students, Sherlock Holmes fans, and anyone interested in the historical and social influences on one of literature's most enduring genres.

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