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October 2007
This month we drew readers’ attention to Wilde Play by Play: A Selective, Classified International Bibliography of Publications About the Drama of Oscar Wilde. This valuable work by Charles A. Carpenter of Binghamton University is complete (insofar as a selective bibliography can be complete) up to November 2005, and is available from the author @.
Here, courtesy of Dr Carpenter, we
give the Table of Contents.
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Page Introduction 3 Sources Consulted 5 Abbreviations 6 Wilde’s Essential Writings and
Statements Relevant to His Drama 7 Publications
About Wilde’s Drama and Its Background Collections of Essays 9 Bibliographic and Reference Works 10 Comprehensive, General, and
Introductory Works on Wilde’s Drama 11 Selected Biographical Works 24 Selected Theatrical Commentaries 25 Wilde as Critic and Theorist 27 Commentaries on Individual Plays “The Cardinal of Avignon”
(Scenario) 30 The Duchess of Padua 30 A Florentine Tragedy 30 An Ideal Husband 31 The Importance of Being Earnest 33 Lady Windermere’s Fan 44 “Love Is Law” (Scenario) 48 Mr and Mrs Daventry (by Frank Harris, based on Wilde’s
scenario) 49 La Sainte Courtisane; or, The Woman
Covered with Jewels 48 Salomé /
Salome 49 Vera; or The Nihilists 61 A Wife’s Tragedy 62 A Woman of No Importance 62 |
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