Oscar Wilde: ‘In Praise of Disobedience’
Words: 608 Pages: 2 5226Many know Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) by name, yet few have really understood him. At the point when we consider him, it's, for the most part, to relate him as a Victorian-time strange essayist who accomplished reputation in a still harsh and homophobic time. He was all that, obviously. An uncontrollably fruitful and productive dramatist, he likewise composed short stories, verse, and a novel and was a running if here and there questionable individual from imaginative vanguard society in Victorian London. […]