Titlebook: Oscar Wilde Eros and Aesthetics; Patricia Flanagan Behrendt Book 1991 Patricia Flanagan Behrendt 1991 aesthetics.drama.eros.poetry.stage.s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21657-4aesthetics; drama; eros; poetry; stage; subject; theatre

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Eros and Aesthetics,l of an artist at the height of his career codified society’s image of the Victorian aesthete: on one hand artistic and intellectual, and on the other dandified and homosexual. Yet very little attention has been paid in scholarship to the relationship between Wilde’s literary aesthetics and his complex sexual identity.

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Book 1991st volume of poetry through the social comedies which highlighted his career. In addition, the study considers the earliest critical responses to Wilde‘s works, since they reveal how references to sexual subject matter, particularly to homoerotic themes, were received in Wilde‘s own period.

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Eros and Aesthetics,l of an artist at the height of his career codified society’s image of the Victorian aesthete: on one hand artistic and intellectual, and on the other dandified and homosexual. Yet very little attention has been paid in scholarship to the relationship between Wilde’s literary aesthetics and his comp

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Sexual Drama in the Early Poetry, in a spectacular sex scandal, with his achievements in literature. In 1985, in the introduction to a volume of critical essays covering Wilde’s major works, Harold Bloom returns, as most Wilde critics explicitly do, to the ultimate question: why was the artist who was so immersed in life and letter

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,Sexuality and Death: The Fate of Wilde’s Heterosexual Lovers,cupations of the poetry into dramatic form. In addition to the poetry of 1879–80, Wilde had begun the first of these plays: ., to be followed by . in 1882–83. In both plays, Wilde seemingly turns his attention to politics and more particularly to rebellion against repressive forms of government. Anx

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