Saint Oscar

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Bookmarks, 2004 - 62 sider
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Provoked by Eagleton's astonishment that his own Oxford students appeared not to know that Wilde was Irish, and refined as it toured Ireland during the height of the Troubles, Saint Oscar combines sexual, national and class politics with an irresistible humour.

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accused afraid Alfred Wood Anyway arse artist believe better body BOSIE British buggery called CHORUS course court dressed Dublin EDWARD CARSON English epigram Exit fantasy father feel Fenian Field Day Theatre friends give hand health to Oscar here's a health homosexual Ireland Irish Irishman JAMIE JUDGE labour LADY WILDE living look Lord Alfred Douglas male prostitute Malvern Hotel Marquess of Queensberry mask mean moral mother nation never number 83 Oscar Wilde Oxford Pause perversion play pleasure politics Poor old Oscar Portora to prison quare Queen Maeve queer remember rent boys Saint Oscar sexual shit social socialist sodomistic sodomite speak Stephen Rea talk tell Terry Eagleton There's thing too-ree-ay Too-ree-oo Trevor Griffiths trial true truth turn upper class WALLACE Walter Benjamin wearing who's wife Wilde's woman word workers writing

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Terry Eagleton received a Ph.D from Cambridge University. He is a literary critic and a writer. He has written about 50 books including Shakespeare and Society, Criticism and Ideology, The Ideology of the Aesthetic, Literary Theory, The Illusions of Postmodernism, Why Marx Was Right, The Event of Literature, and Across the Pond: An Englishman's View of America. He wrote a novel entitled Saints and Scholars, several plays including Saint Oscar, and a memoir entitled The Gatekeeper. He is also the chair in English literature in Lancaster University's department of English and creative writing.

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TittelSaint Oscar
Bookmarks publications
ForfatterTerry Eagleton
Utgaveillustrert, revidert
UtgiverBookmarks, 2004
Original fraIndiana University
Digitalisert2. apr 2010
ISBN1898876711, 9781898876717
Lengde62 sider
  
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