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Wheatley's crackerjack spy, Gregory Sallust, is adept at both mastering and synthesizing information, and this skill set puts him at odds with prevailing mid-century trends in information theory, which tended to view human intelligence as incapable of effectively analyzing the large amounts of data that technological advances made available for the first time. Rebecah Pulsifer Slaney Ross 2017 Janine Utell Rebecah Pulsifer Slaney Ross This article examines the spy novels of Dennis Wheatley as exemplars of espionage fiction's desire to grapple with changing understandings of the role of the individual in the field of intelligence services. Wheatley's Sallust, a prototype of James Bond who blends analytical brilliance with intense personality, is a striking example of the ways in which espionage fiction between the wars negotiated a desire to privilege human experience against new understandings of both human intelligence and intelligence gathering.

Fashion espionage definition archive#

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