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Karel Čapek: Critical Essay by Sergej Davydov

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SOURCE: "Tales from One Pocket: Detective and Justice Stories of Karel Čapek," in The Structure of the Literary Process: Studies Dedicated to the Memory of Felix Vodička, edited by P. Steiner, M. Červenka, and R. Vroon, John Benjamins Publishing Company, 1982, pp. 95-107.

In the essay below, Davydov measures the stories in Čapek's Tales from One Pocket against the traditional detective genre.

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