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Hullo! Hullo! Good Old Index!
“Abbey Grange, The Adventure of the”: short story; TV adaptation
abduction: see reasoning, abductive
Abrams, Jerold: “The Logic of Guesswork in Sherlock Holmes and House,”
Abrams, J.J.; see also Lost
addiction: see drug use
adequate ideas
adharma
Adler, Irene
Adler, Jonathan; “Lying, Deceiving, or Falsely Implicating,”
The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin (TV series): see Meiken RIN TIN TIN
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The: book; TV series; see also Brett, Jeremy
aesthetics
affordance: perceived in games
Agatha (character)
agency; in games
aísthesis
Akagawa Jiro; see also Mikeneko HOLMES no Suiri
akrasia; see also weakness of will
analytic reasoning: see reasoning, analytic
Anaxagoras
androgyny
android
Angel, Hosmer (character)
Angels of Darkness, The (theatrical play)
angst
animals, talking: see anthropomorphism
Animaniacs (TV series)
animated versions of Sherlock Holmes
anthropomorphism
antihero
apocrypha
aporia
Aristophanes
Aristotle; Metaphysics; Nichomachean Ethics; Prior Analytics; Rhetoric
Armstrong, Leslie (character)
Astro Boy (TV series)
Augustine; “Lying (De Mendacio),”
autism
Baden-Powell, Lord Robert; Scouting for Boys
Baier, Annette C.: Reflections on How We Live
Baker Street Irregulars
Bakhtin, Mikhail; Rabelais and His World
Baldwin, Ted (character)
“Bald-Headed League, The,”
Barclay, Lt. (character)
bare attention: see Buddhism
Barker, Cecil (character)
Barnaby Jones (TV series)
Baron (character)
Baron, Marcia
Barrie, J.M.
Barrier, J. Michael: Hollywood Cartoons: American Animation in Its Golden Age
Baring-Gould, William S.; The Annotated Sherlock Holmes
baritsu: see bartitsu
bartitsu
Barnes, Joe (character)
Barrymore, Mr. (character)
Barthalomew, Countess (character)
Barton-Wright, Edward William
Baskerville, Sir Henry (character)
Batman
Batman: The Brave and the Bold
Baudrillard, Jean; Simulacra And Simulation
Baynes, Inspector (character)
Beekeeper’s Apprentice, The (book): see King, Laurie
Being
beliefs; false; safety of; sensitivity of; see also Justified True Belief (JTB)
Bell, Dr. Joseph; Manual of the Operations of Surgery
Bell, J. Bowyer
“Beryl Coronet, The Adventure of the,”
Bhagavad Gita (writings)
Bickle, Travis (character)
binary logic
“Black Peter, The Adventure of,”
Blackwood, Lord (character)
“Blanched Soldier, The Adventure of the,”
Blanco, Ignacio Matte
“Blind Banker, The”: see Sherlock
“Blue Carbuncle, The Adventure of the,”
Bodhi tree
body; collective ancestral; mortal or fleeting; physical or natural; politic
Bones (TV series)
“Book of Life, The,”
Boone, Hugh (character)
boredom
“Boscombe Valley Mystery, The,”
Boy Scouts
Brackenstall, Lady (character)
brain in a vat
“Brazilian Cat, The,”
Brennan, Dr. Temperance (character)
Brett, Jeremy
Brown, Silas (character)
“Bruce-Partington Plans, The Adventure of the,”
TV adaptations
Buddhism; bare attention; Hinayana ; insight meditation; Theraveda traditi
on; Vipassana meditation; walking meditation
Burn Notice (TV series): see Erased Spy BURN NOTICE
Burnwell, Sir George (character)
Cairns, Professor (character)
canon; closed canon
Cantlemere, Lord (character)
“Cardboard Box, The Adventure of the,”
Carey, “Black Peter” (character)
Carfax, Lady Frances (character)
Carlos (movie)
Carnap, Rudolf
Carnivalesque
Carroll, Noël; Beyond Aesthetics ; The Philosophy of Horror, or, Paradoxes of the Heart
Carson, Thomas
Cartesians
“Case of Identity, A,”
Case of the Silk Stocking, The (TV movie)
categoreal mode
Cawelti, John G.: Adventure, Mystery, and Romance
Cellucci, Carlo