OSCAR WHILDE
BY:LIDIA AGUILERA
Index
HISTORICAL PERIOD
BIOGRAPHY
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MAIN JOB
SUMMARY OF A WORK
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OSCAR WHILDE
BIOGRAPHY
Oscar Wilde, born in 1854, was a writer, poet and playwright. Born in Dublin, he studied at Trinity College Dublin and Magdalen College, Oxford. During these years he was noted for his literary talent and eccentric personality.
Because of his sexual orientation, he was sentenced to prison for ‘acts of indecency’ and it was the end of his public career. Wilde died in Paris in 1900 impoverished and exiled in France.
OSCAR WHILDE
MAIN JOB
His main work was writing short stories, novels and plays. His greatest successes were his social comedies, some of his best known titles being The Happy Prince, Salome, The Faithful Friend, De profundis....
OSCAR WHILDE
HISTORICAL PERIOD
Oscar Wilde, a leading figure of the XIX century Victorian era in the United Kingdom, was known for his views and criticisms of the institutions of the time, which brought him into conflict with the social, industrial and cultural values of his time.
OSCAR WHILDE
SUMMARY OF A WORK
The Importance of Being Earnest is a comedy by Oscar Wilde about two men, Jack and Algernon, who call themselves ‘Ernest’ to escape social norms and seeduced two women. The lies are compounded when the women discover the truth; the play critiques marriage and identity through absurd and humorous situations.
This play established Wilde as one of the great playwrights of his time.
OSCAR WHILDE
END
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OSCAR WHILDE
BY:LIDIA AGUILERA
Index
HISTORICAL PERIOD
BIOGRAPHY
Pág. XX
Pág. XX
MAIN JOB
SUMMARY OF A WORK
Pág. XX
Pág. XX
OSCAR WHILDE
BIOGRAPHY
Oscar Wilde, born in 1854, was a writer, poet and playwright. Born in Dublin, he studied at Trinity College Dublin and Magdalen College, Oxford. During these years he was noted for his literary talent and eccentric personality.
Because of his sexual orientation, he was sentenced to prison for ‘acts of indecency’ and it was the end of his public career. Wilde died in Paris in 1900 impoverished and exiled in France.
OSCAR WHILDE
MAIN JOB
His main work was writing short stories, novels and plays. His greatest successes were his social comedies, some of his best known titles being The Happy Prince, Salome, The Faithful Friend, De profundis....
OSCAR WHILDE
HISTORICAL PERIOD
Oscar Wilde, a leading figure of the XIX century Victorian era in the United Kingdom, was known for his views and criticisms of the institutions of the time, which brought him into conflict with the social, industrial and cultural values of his time.
OSCAR WHILDE
SUMMARY OF A WORK
The Importance of Being Earnest is a comedy by Oscar Wilde about two men, Jack and Algernon, who call themselves ‘Ernest’ to escape social norms and seeduced two women. The lies are compounded when the women discover the truth; the play critiques marriage and identity through absurd and humorous situations.
This play established Wilde as one of the great playwrights of his time.
OSCAR WHILDE
END