Literary Criticism of Oscar WildeUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1968 - 253页 |
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... moral and dull : " He is always telling us that to be good is to be good , and that to be bad is to be wicked . " Charles Reade's novels of moral indignation drew Wilde's saddest reproaches , for he felt that after one of the most ...
... moral and dull : " He is always telling us that to be good is to be good , and that to be bad is to be wicked . " Charles Reade's novels of moral indignation drew Wilde's saddest reproaches , for he felt that after one of the most ...
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... moral , but from the purely aesthetic point of view . Plato had , of course , dealt with many definitely artistic subjects , such as the importance of unity in a work of art , the necessity for tone and harmony , the aesthetic value of ...
... moral , but from the purely aesthetic point of view . Plato had , of course , dealt with many definitely artistic subjects , such as the importance of unity in a work of art , the necessity for tone and harmony , the aesthetic value of ...
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... moral in my story , the real trouble I experienced in writing the story was that of keeping the extremely obvious moral subordinate to the artistic and dramatic effect . When I first conceived the idea of a young man selling his soul in ...
... moral in my story , the real trouble I experienced in writing the story was that of keeping the extremely obvious moral subordinate to the artistic and dramatic effect . When I first conceived the idea of a young man selling his soul in ...
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