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Wilde’s Drama and Its Background I
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Wilde’s Drama and Its Background III
Selected Biographical Works
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Wilde as Critic and Theorist
Commentaries on Individual Plays I
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Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime
MAD SCARLET MUSIC
May I Say Nothing ?
Giulia Gozzelino: Oscar Wilde’s Wit: The Question of Translation
Jessica Sun : The Poetry of Oscar Wilde
Jessica Sun : Introduction
Jessica Sun : Chapter I § i
Jessica Sun : Chapter I § ii
Jessica Sun : Chapter I § iii
Jessica Sun : Chapter I § iv
Jessica Sun : Chapter II § i
Jessica Sun : Chapter II § ii
Jessica Sun : Chapter II § iii
Jessica Sun : Chapter II § iv
Jessica Sun : Conclusion
Jessica Sun : Bibliography
A Note on Jessica Sun
Yair Dagan: A Musical Accompaniment to The Picture of Dorian Gray
Hitomi Nakamura: A Farewell to the Redemptive Woman: The Traces of The Flying Dutchman in ‘The Canterville Ghost’
D.C. Rose: Oscar Wilde and the Chase of the Cantervilles
A Very Irish Irishman
Richard Strauss, Romain Rolland and Salomé
Oscar Wilde’s Elegant Republic
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RAVENNA
Notes for contributors
RAVENNA 1
Ravenna 1.2
Ravenna 1.3
Ravenna 1.4
Ravenna 1.5
Ravenna 1.6
Ravenna 1.7
RAVENNA 2
Ravenna 2.1
Ravenna 2.2
Ravenna 2.3
Ravenna 2.4
Ravenna 2.5
Ravenna 2.6
RAVENNA 3
Ravenna 3.1
Ravenna 3.2
Ravenna 3.3
Ravenna 3.4
Ravenna 3.5
Ravenna 3.6
Ravenna 3.7
THE SYBIL
Project WILLOW
Publications
Aesthetes & Dandies
Fin de Siècle / Decadence
Neo-Victorians
Art History
ROUND UP
RUE DES BEAUX ARTS
Shrines
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Some Sell & Others Buy
SPECIAL ISSUES
TELENY REVISITED
The Birthday of the Infanta
The Importance of being Earnest
SALOMÉ
Virginie Pouzet-Duzer: Introduction
David Charles Rose: Preface
Francesca Cavazza: Analyse du lexique des sens dans quinze ouvrages fin-de-siècle inspirés de Salomé, à l’aide du logiciel Hyperbase
Sandra Cheilan: De la figure mythique à la femme-fiction, Salomé une persona de la cosmogonie pessoenne
Christophe Cosker: Salomé ou la Naissance du strip-tease
Chloé Delaporte: Rita Hayworth dévoilée, La Salomé cinématographique de William Dieterle
Petra Dierkes-Thrun: Salomé in the Comics: P. Craig Russell’s Intertextual Adaptation from Strauss and Wilde
Adriano Duque: La légende de Salomé dans la Péninsule Ibérique
Emily Eells: Petra Dierkes-Thrun, Salome’s Modernity : Oscar Wilde and the Aesthetics of Transgression.
Pamela Ellayah: Traces du mythe de Salomé dans Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) de Francis Ford Coppola
Rhonda Garelick: Loie Fuller, An Electric Salome
Beatriz Gutierrez: « Salomé une présentation, re-présentation de la transgression »
Erik Haskell: Plumes et Pinceaux, Évocations chorégraphiques des sept voiles de la Salomé de Wilde
Yaël Hirsch: Eros & Politics, The Figure of Salome in Liliana Cavani’s “Nightporter”
Sharon Larson: The Dancing Decadent, Salomé and Literary Creation at the Fin de Siècle
Emily Lombi: La valse charmeuse de Salomé, du raffinement à la monstruosité
Thomas Morisset: Le mythe de Salomé, approches théâtrales et vidéoludiques du regard
Atsuko Ogane: Hérodiade aux lunettes
Joanna Rajkumar: Le mythe de Salomé au cinéma, du noir et blanc de Charles Bryant (1923) au délire de couleurs de Carmelo Bene (1972)
Myriam Robic: Genèse et influence des Salomé de T. de Banville, de Henri Heine à Jean Lorrain
Jennifer Spitzer: Unveiling the Dance of the Seven Veils, Oscar Wilde and the Power of Myth-Making
Rosemary Yeoland: Richard Strauss and his French Salomé
Appendices
French scholarship on Salomé
Salomé and Symbolism
The Wildean / Wilde about Wilde
Tine Englebert: Salomé – The Music
Articles on Salomé in THE OSCHOLARS Library
Editions of Salomé
A Romanian Edition
Notes on the contributors / Notes sur les participants
Joost Daalder: Salomé, Confusion & Misattribution
SPERANZA
THE ARTIST AS CRITIC
The Critic as Critic
Neo-Victorians
Helen Davies on Kathe Koja on brothels and puppets
Kym Brindle on Kohlke and Gutleben on Neo-Victorian Trauma
O’Callaghan on Davies on Puppets, Gender and Ventriloquism
Anastassiya Andrianova on Darya Gerasimenko’s Dorian Gray
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