Oscar Wilde's Last Stand by Philip Hoare
A Study of Oscar Wilde's Imprisonment and Its Impact on His Life and Work
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, this narrative delves into the tumultuous aftermath of a scandal that rocked society, focusing on the trial of a young poet accused of indecency. The story explores the intersection of art, politics, and sexuality, highlighting the societal tensions and prejudices of the time. Through a vivid portrayal of the key figures involved, it examines the enduring impact of the trial on cultural norms and the struggle for personal freedom in an era marked by rigid moral codes.
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- Published
- 1997
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- 256-300
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- English
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