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THE OSCHOLARS |
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES |
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August 2008 |
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J. KERRY POWELL’S PUBLICATIONS ON
OSCAR WILDE |
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Kerry Powell is Professor of
English at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. |
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Books |
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Oscar Wilde and
the Theatre of the 1890s. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1990 |
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Chapter 1: Rewriting the Past |
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Chapter 2: Lady Windermere’s Fan and
the unmotherly mother |
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Chapter 3: Salomé, the censor, and the
divine Sarah |
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Chapter 4: Unimportant women and men with a
past |
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Chapter 5: Wilde and Ibsen |
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Chapter 6: An Ideal Husband: Resisting
the feminist police |
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Chapter 7: The importance being at Terry’s |
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Chapter 8: Algernon’s Other Brothers |
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Epilogue |
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Women and
Victorian Theatre. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1997 |
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Cambridge Companion to Victorian and
Edwardian Theatre, ed. Kerry Powell. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press 2004 |
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Acting Wilde: Oscar Wilde,
Victorian Sexuality, and the Theatre. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2009 |
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Articles |
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‘Oscar Wilde Acting:
The Medium as Message in The Picture of Dorian Gray.’ Dalhousie Review 58, 1978 |
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‘Hawthorne, Arlo
Bates and The Picture of Dorian Gray.’ Papers on Language &
Literature 16, 1980 |
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‘Tom, Dick &
Dorian Gray: Magic Picture Mania in late Victorian Fiction.’ Philological Quarterly 62, 1983 |
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‘The Mesmerizing of
Dorian Gray.’ Victorian Newsletter
65, 1984 |
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‘Wilde & Ibsen.’
English Literature in Transition 28 : 3 pp.224-42, 1985 |
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‘“When Critics
Disagree”.’ Victorian Newsletter
67 Spring 1985 |
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‘Who Was Basil
Hallward?’ English Language Notes
24 : 1, September 1986 |
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Review of Harold Bloom (ed.): Oscar Wilde. English Literature in Transition 31:1 pp.79-81 1988 |
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Review of Harold Bloom
(ed.): Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. English Literature in Transition 32
: 3 pp.338-41, 1989 |
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(ed.) ‘“Oscar Wilde: An Appreciation”: An Unpublished Memoir by Elizabeth Robins.’ Nineteenth Century Theatre 21 : 2, Winter 1993 |
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‘Wilde and Two
Women: Unpublished Accounts by Elizabeth Robins and Blanche
Crackanthorpe.’ In Rediscovering
Oscar Wilde, Colin Smythe:
Princess Grace Irish Library vol 8, Gerrards Cross, England 1994 |
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‘Oscar Wilde,
Elizabeth Robins and the Theatre of the Future.’ Modern Drama 37 : 1,
Spring 1994 |
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‘A Verdict of Death: Oscar Wilde and the Actress’ in Cambridge
Companion to Oscar Wilde, ed. Peter Raby. pp. 181-194, Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press 1997 |
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‘Wilde Man: Masculinity, Feminism, and A Woman of No Importance’
in Wilde Writings, ed. Joseph Bristow. pp. 127-146 Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2003 |
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‘Gendering Victorian Theatre’ in Cambridge History of British
Theatre, vol. 2: 1660-1895, ed. Joseph Donohue. pp. 352-368, Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press 2004 |
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+ ‘Reimagining the
Theatre: Women Playwrights of the Victorian and Edwardian Period’ with Susan
Carlson, in Cambridge Companion to Victorian and Edwardian Theatre,
ed. Kerry Powell. pp. 237-256, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2004 |
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‘New Women, New Plays, and Shaw in the 1890s’ in Cambridge
Companion to Bernard Shaw, ed. Christopher Innes. pp. 76-102 Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press 1998 |
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Papers |
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‘Wilde, Shaw and
Women of the Stage.’ Paper given at the William Andrews Clark Memorial
Library Conference: Oscar Wilde and the Culture of the Fin-de-Siècle Session
II Los Angeles 5th March1999 |
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‘Wilde Man:
Feminism, Oscar Wilde, and the Theatre of Masculinity.’ Paper given at the University of British
Columbia Wilde 2000, Vancouver 2nd December 2000 |
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For the Bibliographies Table of Contents, click |
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