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Oscar Wilde Bio

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January 6, 2014

 

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He studied under Walter Pater, a proponent of aestheticism. Wilde caused quite a stir with his flamboyant dress and quick rapier wit. He graduated from Oxford in 1878 and moved to London. In 1881, he collected the poems he previously published in various magazines into a volume titled Poems. By that time, he had acquired enough fame for Gilbert and Sullivan to satirize him in the comic opera Patience...
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By that time, he had acquired enough fame for Gilbert and Sullivan to satirize him in the comic opera Patience. In an effort to help pay his family’s debts after his father’s death, he embarked on a lecture tour of America. During this time, he produced his first play in New York, Vera. It did not meet with success...
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