Victorian England and The Picture of Dorian Gray

Oscar Wilde 's novel "Dorian Gray' s Picture" is a book that shakes the Victorian English. This decadent masterpiece is by no means a tool for spreading the morality of the middle class. We have the ultimate esthetician in Wald, a disciple of Walter Pate, filling a quiet ban of Pete in his personal life, "by experiencing its hard, jewellike flame" It seems to have experienced art. No doubt, other things. Thinking about the wild books related to declaration of depression - Stefan · Marimei's symbolic poetry, Hoistman's "vs. nature", Aubrey Beardsley's picture, "Yellowbook" etc - as a cultural critique

The picture of Dorian Gray starts on the beautiful summer day in the UK Victorian. There, the self-righteous Lord Henry Wharton is observing the painting of Dorian Gray by the sensitive artist Basil Holward. Portrait, this is a handsome young man, Basil 's ultimate muse. Dorian sat next to the picture and heard that Lord Henry supported his hedonistic world view and began to think that beauty is the only aspect of pursuit of life. This urged Dorian that his portrait would like to take years instead of himself.

Pictures of Dorian Gray begin in England's Victorian summer and Sir Henry Watton is observing Dorian Gray painted by a sensitive artist Basil Hallword. Portrait, he is a handsome young man, basil's ultimate muse. While drawing a picture for this picture, Durian listens to His major Henry to support his hedonistic worldview, pursuing happiness is the only thing worth pursuing in life I started thinking about it. This urged Dorian to hope his painted image hopes to take his age instead.

In the picture of Durian Gray, the young Durian met Sir Henry, influential. The latter encouraged Dorian to participate in "new hedonism", to explore a happy life style, and to abuse self-indulgence when finding emotions. In the Victorian Victorian society of the Durian era, in the society of Mr. Jekyll and Dr. Hyde's strange incident, this proposal was considered to be very immoral. Dorian still answered Sir Henry quickly. When he saw his beautiful portrait, his image would always be young and beautiful, he did a wish: it was a picture, not a him, accompanied by an ugly reality of life, aging and deterioration. When Dorian's knowledge was absent, he also summoned other ugly aspects of his life to tell him the image of his sins and the consequences of his dirty behavior in the future.

How do you think the picture of Dorian Gray and the strange example of Mr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are far from exploring the duality of mankind?