THE OSCHOLARS
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
NOVEMBER 2007
WILDE ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN IN-BETWEEN
In-between is an open Journal, edited by Gulshan Taneja and published in New Delhi, which carries essays and book reviews on a wide variety of areas of academic interest. Essays–peer-reviewed–focus on subjects ranging from Beowulf to Beckett and beyond, though the largest number of articles on a single author so far has been on Wilde in six different issues. A bibliography of these is now published here.
Maria Beville: 'Dorian Gray: The ‘Decadent’ Gothic and the Terror Of ‘Self’' 14, i (March 2005): 69-78. |
Ronald Bush: 'James Joyce and Oscar Wilde', 4, ii (September 1995): 115-126. |
Gehrett Ellis: 'Gardens and Labyrinths and the Dionysian World: Dorian Gray and The Immoralist' 14, i (March 2005): 41-49. |
Bobby Fong: 'Wilde the Craftsman: A Textual History of the Sphinx '10, ii (September 2001): 151-158. |
Nick Freeman:' ‘Perfect and Poisonous’: Wilde’s Fatal Book' 14, i (March 2005): 31-40. |
Josephine Guy:' Editing Wilde: Internationality, Plagiarism and Allusion' 10, ii (September 2001): 169-183. |
Angela Kingston: 'Isola’s Ghost : A Long Lost Sister in Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales' 10, ii (September 2001): 199-208. |
Melissa Knox: 'Oscar Wilde’s Anatomy of Auobiography' 7, i (March 1998): 59-71. |
Alexander Moudrov: ' Wilde Rereads the Myth of Orpheus and Dies' 14, i (March 2005): 61-68. |
Richard Pine: 'Ireland as a State of Mind in the Work of Oscar Wilde' 10, ii (September 2001): 159-168. |
Eric Susser: 'Unnatural Flower: The Green Carnation and the Threat of Wilde’s Influence' 10, ii (September 2001) 185-197. |
Brad Windhauser: 'The Power of Confession: The Closets of Dorian Gray' 14, i (March 2005): 51-60. |
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