Oscar WildeA&C Black, 16 de jun. de 2011 - 208 páginas A short, readable and accessible introduction to the life, work and afterlife of Oscar Wilde - a key poet, playwright and man of letters of the Victorian age. |
Conteúdo
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Critical | 43 |
Short Fictional | 75 |
Long Fictional | 101 |
5 Plays | 131 |
6 Prison Writings | 163 |
Notes | 181 |
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acts aesthetic argued Arnold audience Basil beauty becomes behaviour Bosie Cecily character Charmides contemporary context conventions criminal Critic as Artist culture Danny Deever Decay of Lying Dorian Gray effects effeminacy elements Ellmann Erlynne essay fairy story fiction figure forgery gender genre Gothic Gothic novel Guy and Small Gwendolen Happy Prince homosexual ideal implied individual Jack Jonathan Dollimore Lady Windermere Lady Windermere’s Fan language literary London Lord Lord Alfred Douglas male masculinity meaning moral narrative nature nineteenth century novel object ofthe one’s Oscar Wilde painting particular Pater personality perverse play poem poet political portrait position prison produced Profundis prose published Queensberry reader realism reality relationship Ruskin Ruth Robbins Salomé same-sex desire satire sense sexual sincerity social Sphinx statue suggest things traditional truth values Victorian volume Wilde’s Wilde’s writing Windermere’s woman words wrote Young King