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Book 2007This book documents how Oscar Wilde was appropriated as a fictional character by no less than thirty-two of his contemporaries, including such celebrated writers as Joseph Conrad, Arthur Conan Doyle, Henry James, George Bernard Shaw and Bram Stoker.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230609358fiction; George Bernard Shaw; Henry James; Oscar Wilde; British and Irish Literature

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Angela Kingstonends mit dem eingangs beschriebenen Wertewandel in Verbindung zu bringen, was nur auf hypothetischer Basis geschehen kann. Die Gesetzm??igkeit eines Systems aus gegenseitiger Abh?ngigkeit, Beeinflussung und Wechselwirkung bringt hier die bereits eingeführten Begriffe der Synergie und der Kybernetik

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Angela Kingstonends mit dem eingangs beschriebenen Wertewandel in Verbindung zu bringen, was nur auf hypothetischer Basis geschehen kann. Die Gesetzm??igkeit eines Systems aus gegenseitiger Abh?ngigkeit, Beeinflussung und Wechselwirkung bringt hier die bereits eingeführten Begriffe der Synergie und der Kybernetik

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Introduction,tistic subject. Indeed, he considered that ‘[t]o become a work of art is the object of living’.. Such categorical statements were frequently made by Wilde and explain the writer’s determination to put his genius ‘into his life’ rather than into his work—a resolution he famously confided to André Gid

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,Aesthete 1877–1890, professor Reverend Dr John Pentland Mahaffy. However, he was traveling without leave from his Oxford college, Magdalen, and on his return he was promptly suspended for this impertinence. The young Wilde, ever the opportunist, decided to make the most of this unexpected recess by sampling the deligh