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Oscar Wilde: Art and Morality

Name: Oscar Wilde: Art and Morality
Author: Stuart Mason

Stuart Mason

Read by Martin Geeson · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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01 - Art and Morality (16:52)
02 - A Study in Puppydom (13:23)
03 - Mr Wilde's Bad Case (6:21)
04 - Mr Oscar Wilde Again (12:53)
05 - Mr Oscar Wilde's Defence (9:00)
06 - Letter from "A London Editor" (7:23)
07 - Mr Oscar Wilde's Defence (8:33)
08 - "The Daily Chronicle" on "Dorian Gray" (14:10)
09 - "The Scots Observer's" Review. Oscar Wilde's Replies (13:54)
10 - Further Correspondence (15:40)
11 - Profuse and Perfervid (9:15)
12 - A Spiritualistic Review. By "NIZIDA" (24:30)
13 - Punch on "Dorian Gray" (7:00)
14 - A Revulsion from Realism. By Anne H. Wharton (18:34)
15 - The Romance of the Impossible. By Julian Hawthorne (19:10)
16 - Walter Pater on "Dorian Gray" (15:42)
17 - The Morality of "Dorian Gray" (20:23)
18 - Mr Robert Buchanan on Pagan Viciousness (3:16)