Josephine Tey / 约瑟芬·铁伊

Josephine Tey / 约瑟芬·铁伊 is the detective novelist discussed in 69.闲聊推理文学：历史学者可不就是侦探吗！ as a high-literary, even, and warmly observant mystery writer. The episode says she published relatively few works but is still treated as comparable to [[AgathaChristie|Agatha Christie / 阿加莎·克里斯蒂]] in quality and reputation.

Tey matters here through [[TheDaughterOfTime|《时间的女儿》]]. The hosts defend that book against the complaint that it is not “real” mystery: because the book uses evidence, documents, logic, rival motives, and reader-accessible materials, the episode treats it as a strong example of mystery’s core method transferred to history.

Connections

• [[TheDaughterOfTime|《时间的女儿》]] - central book discussed by the episode.
• [[AgathaChristie|Agatha Christie / 阿加莎·克里斯蒂]] - comparison point for golden-age detective writing.
• Historical Detective Reasoning - Tey’s book becomes the episode’s strongest literary example.
• Evidence-Bound Historical Revision - method used in the book’s Richard III argument.