Oscar Wilde — Biographical Materials

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Biographical Material

• A Brief Biography
• The Picture of Oscar Wilde: A Brief Life
  • Introduction
  • Act One
  • Act Two
  • Act Three
  • Act Four
  • Act Five
• A Wilde Chronology

Images of Wilde, his family, and places important in his life

• Merrion Square, Dublin, where Oscar Wilde's youth was spent
• House in Merrion Square, Dublin, where Oscar Wilde lived as a boy
• 1, Merrion Square (recent photographs)
• Oscar Wilde as a child
• “Speranza,” Lady Wilde, Oscar Wilde's Mother
• Portora Royal School, Ireland, where Oscar Wilde was educated
• The College of St. Mary Magdalen in the University of Oxford
• Oscar Wilde as an undergraduate
• Oscar Wilde with fellow undergraduates
• Constance Wilde
• Oscar Wilde's House, 34 Tite Street, Chelsea
• Reading Gaol.

The Wilde-Beerbohm Relationship

• Introduction: The Incomparable Max and the Unspeakable Oscar
• The Early Period: Imitation
• The Middle Period: Criticism
• The Late Period: Satire
• Conclusion: "Compare Me"
• Max Berbohm on Oscar Wilde's imperturbability
• Max Berbohm on Oscar Wilde's Arrogance

Miscellaneous

• A Taste of Wilde: Food Issues in the Life and Works of Oscar Wilde
• Wilde's 1882 Lecture at Yale University
• Wilde: The Persona and the Authentic Unconscious
• Dorian Gray as Symbolic Representation of Wilde's Personality

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