Oscar Wilde: The Critic as HumanistFairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1999 - 197 lappuses Through a discussion of critical works, including The Decay of Lying and De Profundis, Bashford demonstrates the theoretical goals Wilde set for himself in his criticism and how he achieved them. |
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Interpretation and the Self in The Portrait | 21 |
Creativity and the Self in the Critical Dialogues | 28 |
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action aesthetic appear argues argument Aristotle asserts beauty belief capacity claim concepts contemplative creative Critic as Artist critical dialogues critical theory culture Decay of Lying define dialogue's discourse discussion Erskine essay experience explain expression faculty Gilbert Greek Harold Bloom historical criticism humanism's humanist commonplaces idea imagination imitation individual inspiration instance intellectual interpretive critic judgment kind literary Matthew Arnold means metacritical method Michael Field mind mode narrator nature Northrop Frye notion one's Oscar Wilde pair paradoxes Pater Perelman's persons perspective philosophical Plato position present primary principle Profundis realize realm reversal Richard Ellmann Rise role says scientific seems sense simply Sonnets soul sphere story subjectivism things thinker thought Thucydides tion topoi tradition truth unity University Press version of humanism Victorian Vivian Walter Pater Wilde's critical Wilde's rhetors Wilde's theory Willie Hughes Winfield Parks Writings of Oscar