The Importance of Being Earnest (1892) is the first work of Oscar Wilde to be staged, achieving immense success. Narrating a series of misunderstandings and tricks within the high society of Victorian London, it immediately captivated critics and audiences with Wilde's characteristically witty and intelligent dialogue.
Lady Windermere is contemplating leaving her husband after two years of marriage, suspecting that he has a mistress - who turns out to be her own mother. In a twist of fate, it will be her mother who ultimately prevents her from making this decision without ever revealing her identity.
In his letters, Wilde argued that the play should not be viewed as a 'pantomime with a tendency to mockery' but rather as a psychological study. Lady Windermere's Fan continues to entertain audiences worldwide to this day.
Manufacturer
- Author
- Oscar Wilde
- Publisher
- Kedros
- Original Title
- Lady Windermere's Fan
- Language
- Greek
- Cover
- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 98
- Release Date
- 4/2005
- Publication Date
- 2005
- Award
- -
- Dimensions
- 17x24 cm
- Art Movement
- Modernism
- Art Albums
- Yes
- Subjects
- Cinema, Theory & History of Art
- ISBN-13
- 9789600426700
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