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Oscar Wilde

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A critical and biographical study recounts the author's life and public scandal and then moves to sustained literary analysis: it assesses his comedies of manners and later romantic dramas, presents readings of his fairy tales, poems, and prose fiction, and examines his aesthetic philosophy concluding with commentary on a famous prison letter. The volume interleaves personal narrative with close readings of individual works, critical context, illustrations, and an index to map both the writer's public fortunes and the range of his artistic production.

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Leonard Cresswell Ingleby

Leonard Cresswell Ingleby was a literary figure known for his contributions to the study of Oscar Wilde. His notable work, simply titled "Oscar Wilde," reflects his deep engagement with Wilde's life and writings, offering insights into the complexities of the celebrated playwright and poet. Ingleby's scholarship is part of the broader discourse surrounding Wilde's impact on literature and culture, showcasing the enduring relevance of Wilde's themes and artistry. Through his analysis, Ingleby contributes to the understanding of Wilde's legacy in the literary canon.

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