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BRUCE BASHFORD’S PUBLICATIONS
ON OSCAR WILDE |
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In THE OSCHOLARS
issue for November 2007 we published an article by Dr Bashford on ‘The Sphinx
without a Secret’ and a review by him of a production of the two Zemlinsky
operas at Bard College. We rounded this off by asking Dr Bashford to
compile a bibliography of his publications on Wilde for us. He very
kindly furnished the one which we publish here, updated 26th December 2009. |
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Oscar
Wilde: the Critic as Humanist. Fairleigh Dickinson
University Press, 1999. |
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Articles: |
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‘Oscar Wilde, His Criticism, and His Critics.’
English Literature in
Transition, l880-l920 20 (l977): l8l-l87. |
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‘Oscar Wilde and Subjectivist Criticism.’ English Literature in Transition,
l880-l920 21 (l978): 218-234. |
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‘Arnold and Wilde: Criticism as Humanistic.’
English Literature in
Transition: l880-l920 21 Special Series #3 (l985): 137-149. |
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‘Oscar Wilde as Theorist: the Case of De Profundis.’ English Literature in Transition,
1880-1920 28 (1985): 395-406. |
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‘Hermeneutics in Oscar Wilde’s “The Portrait of
Mr. W. H.”.’ Papers
on Language & Literature 24.4 (1988): 412-422. |
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‘When Critics Disagree: Recent Approaches to Oscar
Wilde.’ Victorian
Literature and Culture (2002): 613-625. |
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‘Teaching Careers and Teaching Expertise.’ College
Literature, 36.4 (Fall, 2009): 219-227. (Review essay
discussing Sean Murphy, ed. Professional Preparation and the Teaching
Life; John Knapp, Learning from Scant Beginnings: English
Professor Expertise.) |
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Reviews: |
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The
Moral Vision of Oscar Wilde by Philip K. Cohen. English Literature in Transition,
l880 to 1920 23 (l980): 135-37. |
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Mrs.
Oscar Wilde: A Woman of Some Importance by Anne Clark
Amor. English
Literature in Transition, l880-l920 27 (l984): 254-256. |
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Idylls
of the Marketplace: Oscar Wilde and the Victorian Public by Regenia
Gagnier. Victorian
Studies 31 (1987): 105-6. |
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Oscar
Wilde by Peter Raby. English
Literature in Transition, 1880-1920 33 (1989): 336-338. |
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Theatre
and Fashion: Oscar Wilde to the Suffragettes by Joel
Kaplan & Sheila Stowell. English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920
38 (1995): 528-531. |
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Wilde’s
Intentions: The Artist in His Criticism by Lawrence
Danson. Victorian
Studies 42:1 (1998/99): 183-185. |
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Oscar
Wilde’s Profession: Writing & the Culture Industry in the Late Nineteenth
Century by Josephine Guy & Ian Small. English Literature in Transition,
1880-1920 45:4 (2002): 460-464. |
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Oscar
Wilde by John Sloan. English Literature in Transition,
1880-1920 48:1 (2005): 100-104 |
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The
Importance of Being Earnest Revisited (novel) by Christopher
Nassaar. English
Literature in Transition, 1880-1920 50:3 (2007): 345-349. |
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Oscar Wilde's Plagiarism: The Triumph of Art
Over Ego by Florina Tufescu. English
Literature in Transition: 1880-1920, 52:3 (2009): 349-354. |
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Papers Delivered: |
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‘Oscar Wilde and the Defense of Poetry
Tradition.’ Special Session on Oscar Wilde’s Literary Criticism,
MLA, December, l978. |
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‘Oscar Wilde on Interpretation.’
Division on Late l9th and Early 20th Century English Literature, MLA,
December, l979. |
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‘Oscar Wilde’s The
Soul of Man Under Socialism: A Politics for Aestheticism?’
The Victorians Institute, High Point, North Carolina, 1991. |
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‘On Oscar Wilde’s Intellectual Development.’
Paper distributed for discussion at International Conference on Oscar
Wilde, Birmingham, United Kingdom, April 1993. |
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Invited Panelist, ‘Oscar Wilde and the Idea of
Culture,’ International Conference on Oscar Wilde, Birmingham, United
Kingdom, June, 1997. |
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‘Oscar Wilde on the Art of Rhetoric,’
Eleventh Biennial Conference of the International Society for the
History of Rhetoric, Saskatoon, Canada, July, 1997. |
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