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Book 1991st volume of poetry through the social comedies which highlighted his career. In addition, the study considers the earliest critical responses to Wilde‘s works, since they reveal how references to sexual subject matter, particularly to homoerotic themes, were received in Wilde‘s own period.

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The Dandy ,: Homosexual Eros and the London Stage,orbed intellectual exchange in the dialogues reveals his preoccupation with the Classical concept of Eros throughout the phases of his aesthetic development. However, Wilde’s distinct treatments of heterosexual and homosexual themes suggests that variations on the nature of the theme of Eros emerge throughout his work.

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Eroticism and the Dialogic Form,ior to his marriage to Constance Lloyd on 29 May 1884. The retrospective insights of literary analysis — which reveal a homoeroticized and often joyous search for self-knowledge contrasted with a deeply pessimistic view of the attractions and repulsions of heterosexuality — suggest the paradoxical nature of Wilde’s entry into marriage.

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