The artist as critic : critical writings of Oscar Wilde

Óscar Wilde · Richard Ellmann

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Decadence, Literature, and Society Modernist Literature and Criticism Literature and Culture Studies

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Oscar Wilde was the master of the studied insult. His jabs at hypocrisy, pretense and boring conventionality still have a penetrating power. His snubs and put-downs became the talk of his time, no less by his targets than by Wilde himself. This illustrated collection features over 750 of his biting comments.

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