Oscar Wilde: Visionary Playwright and Forgotten Sodomite

"Experience is the name we made a mistake" (Oscar Wilde) has just begun to be in this world, which is a bit confusing for ordinary students. Especially in the strict social norm of the Victorian era. However, it is said that he is inevitably imprisoned if this sentence is at the end of his fall, betrayal of his fans, loss of his wife, love for a lover. There is more meaning. As a core aesthetic, Wild used his infinite wisdom to satire the Victorian era through his play and novel.

Oscar Wilde is one of the best playwrights in Ireland. He is a major player in aesthetic movements based on art and based on art. Wild is also a novelist, playwright, poet and critic. I was born on October 16, 1854 in Oscar Fingal off Reich Wildweld in Dublin, Ireland. Wild is from a very large family. His father, William Wilde, gave three illegal children before he got married. They were Henry Wilson of 1838, Emily of 1847, and Mary of 1849. Oscar Wild Oscar Wilde himself may have acknowledged that there are many wonderful events in his own life, they themselves will be a very exciting game, and his incomparable rise is their I became the main celebrating person. For his main competitor, the lord of Queensbury, for his era and his graceful autumn. Oscar Wilde was born in the highest social circle in Dublin, Ireland, and is a very unique and unique parent.

Oscar Wilde is a famous writer, playwright, poet, born in Dublin in 1854, became a nobleman, became the second child of Willy Wilde and Jane Wilde. Wilde is highly educated at Trinity College Dublin, studied classics and studied at Magdalen Collage Oxford. Then he continued traveling between London, Paris and the United States in the 1880's and married Constance Lloyd in 1884. His most famous works are "seriously important" and "picture of Dorian Gray". Since it shows serious importance and reading the pictures of Durian Gray, I love his work, beautiful images and complicated themes, the field where his character lives, the world of Playboy. Although "serious importance" quickly succeeded, "Dorian Gray's picture" was not accepted too much and was regarded as unethical due to homosexual orientation. Both articles have a deep understanding of the life in the world of Wilder.