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Oscar Wilde And Myself

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Oscar Wilde And Myself General Books publication date Original publication date Original Publisher J Long Subjects Authors Irish Biography

  • Title: Oscar Wilde And Myself
  • Author: Alfred Bruce Douglas
  • ISBN: 9780404140267
  • Page: 179
  • Format: Hardcover

    • General Books publication date 2009 Original publication date 1914 Original Publisher J Long Subjects Authors, Irish Biography

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    1. Alfred Bruce Douglas

      Lord Alfred Bruce Douglas was an British author, poet and translator, better known as the intimate friend and lover of the writer Oscar Wilde Much of his early poetry was Uranian in theme, though he tended, later in life, to distance himself from both Wilde s influence and his own role as a Uranian poet.

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    1. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Though half the time it seemed like Lord Alfred complained about Oscar and made him seem cold hearted, it was still refreshing to read his point of view. I definitely recommend this book to Oscar Wilde fans or those curious about Lord Alfred.

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    2. Παρόλο που προσπάθησα πολύ:Κανένα ελαφρυντικό για τον Alfred Douglas λυπάμαι.Η όλη ιστορια αποδεικνύει το πόσο τυφλός ειναι ο έρωτας. Για να είμαι όμως δίκαιη και ο Oscar Wilde και ο Bosie ήταν θύματα της εποχής τους.Αν ζούσαν σήμερα.

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    3. Vizietti e altre amenitàOriginariamente pubblicato nel 1914, Oscar Wilde and Myself, è una specie di memoriale fantabiografico firmato Alfred Douglas, ovvero l'amante per eccellenza di Oscar Wilde. L'editoria italiana non aveva mai sentito il bisogno di importare questa perla e, infatti, nessuno ne ha mai sentito la mancanza. Il testo nasce dal bisogno di Douglas di difendersi dalla accuse mossegli dopo la pubblicazione postuma del De profundis; quest'ultima opera che già allora si sapeva des [...]

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    4. Una testimonianza spaventata e arrabbiata che, lungi dal coprire di vergogna il nome di Wilde, ne rivela la persona dietro al personaggio. Nonostante il puerile attacco fosse volto solo a sminuire il genio, il suo unico risultato è permettere al lettore di vedere la delicata e brillante anima dietro al garofano verde.

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    5. I finished this book a while ago and marked it off. I am hesitant to review it too closely, as later in life Lord Alfred Douglas himself regretted much that he had written here, and his anger at Wilde that's present in this particular volume. Bosie's later biographies and his letters to Shaw reveal a great deal more about how he really felt and how he related to Wilde than his book does.

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