BIBLIOGRAPHIES
From early days, we published a number of bibliographies of works by or about Wilde, turning these into a monthly series in February 2003. Continued in the monthly editions of THE OSCHOLARS, they were then gathered in this section. With the reconstruction of our website throughout 2007, it became more practical to post new bibliographies directly here, merely linking to them from other pages of the site, and taking the opportunity to reach beyond Wilde as we expanded our commitment to the fin de siècle in general. Additions and corrections are silently inserted in each section, but of course will be acknowledged when sent in by readers. Tables of Contents are below.
These bibliographies have always been more enumerations or checklists than bibliographies in the bibliophile sense, with different emphases. Mark Samuels Lasner has succinctly defined the difference: '...Rather they are enumerative bibliographies, in other words, lists, with, in some cases, brief commentaries. Enumerative bibliographies are increasingly being superseded by the plethora of databases and full-text sources available on the internet. Descriptive bibliographies, on the other hand, still seem to appear almost without exception in the form of a book or, occasionally, a long journal article. Possibly this is due to the need for the kinds of typefaces, numbering, cross-references, and indexing not readily available on the web. Perhaps also the compilers want their productions to be printed the old-fashioned way -- after all they have spent much time examining the books they are describing and studying...' (VICTORIA listserv 18th April 2008, and quoted here with permission). No such descriptive bibliography for Wilde has been compiled for nearly a hundred years.
We refer readers also to our LIBRARY, to its subsection IN OTHER BOOKCASES, and to the articles published for the first time with us.
Similar bibliographies of Wilde in French are also being established by us in association with the Société Oscar Wilde (Paris) and its bimestrial bulletin Rue des beaux-arts. This can be accessed by clicking on the colophon
This page was last revised in February 2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS I : Works on Wilde by the following
Aquien, Pascal		Hyde, H. Montgomery
Bashford, Bruce		Kohlmayer, Rainer
Buckley, Jerome		Nassaar, Christopher S.
Ellmann, Richard		Powell, Kerry
Gillespie, Michael Patrick		Severi, Rita
TABLE OF CONTENTS II : Works published by the following
Rivendale Press		Colin Smythe
In-Between		Thomas Mosher
English Language in Transition		Reclam
Cahiers Victoriens et Edouardiens		The Victorian Newsletter
TABLE OF CONTENTS III : Works on Oscar Wilde’s writings
The Ballad of Reading Gaol		A Woman of No Importance
De Profundis		Charles Carpenter’s Wilde Play by Play
An Ideal Husband		Wilde & Yeats Together
The Importance of Being Earnest		Mr. W. H.
TABLE OF CONTENTS IV : Secondary Works on Oscar Wilde
Publications on Wilde by Chinese scholars		Works used by Angela Kingston for her Oscar Wilde as a Character in Victorian Fiction (Palgrave Macmillan 2007)
Publications on Wilde in Romanian		Dissertations 1989-2005
Publications on Wilde in Spanish		Publications on Wilde in German
Some Medical Texts		Australian Dissertations on Wilde
Publications on Wilde on the worldwide web		French works on the Wilde trials
TABLE OF CONTENTS V : Translations of Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde in Arabic		French editions of The Ballad of Reading Gaol
Oscar Wilde in Czech & Slovak		French editions of De Profundis
Oscar Wilde in Esperanto		French editions of The Duchess of Padua
Oscar Wilde in Irish		French editions of A Florentine Tragedy
Oscar Wilde in Portuguese		French editions of The Happy Prince
Oscar Wilde in Romanian		French editions of Lady Windermere's Fan
Oscar Wilde in Spanish		French editions of The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde in other Iberian Languages		French editions of The Portrait of Mr W.H.
		French editions of Salome
TABLE OF CONTENTS VI : Works by Oscar Wilde
The Soul of Man [under Socialism]		Oscar Wilde in strip cartoon form
The Tauchnitz Editions of Oscar Wilde		Teleny
Oscar Wilde in Braille
TABLE OF CONTENTS VII : The Wilde Family
Arthur Cravan and Dorothy Wilde
OTHER BIBLIOGRAPHIES ON OUR WEBSITE
Publications on and by Oscar Wilde in 2007		George Bernard Shaw
Vernon Lee		Wearing, J.P.
George Moore		Weisberg, Gabriel P.
Publications by the Eighteen Nineties Society		Oscar Wilde and France
The Socialist and Anarchist Background		Wilde in the Whistler Correspondence
French theses on the Fin de Siècle
A substantial but incomplete Oscar Wilde bibliography is to be found on the Princess Grace of Monaco Irish Library site.
We also remind readers that a complete Table of Contents of The Wildean has been established by its Editor Donald Mead and ourselves. Similarly Dr Carmel McCaffrey very kindly compiled for us a Table of Contents for the Wild about Wilde Newsletter 1986-1996, which she edited and published. These can be found by clicking the banner
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