THE OSCHOLARS
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Vol. IV

No. 10

 

Issue no 42: October/November 2007

 

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In our last issue we published

(i)                  a short informal essay by Dr Lucia Krämer on the German versions of The Importance of being Earnest.

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(ii)               The draft of a paper by Dr Kate Macdonald that was given at Varieties of Voice, the Belgian Association of Anglicists in Higher Education (BAAHE) annual conference, Leuven, 13th-16th December 2006 on ‘Orality and voice in John Betjeman’s “The Arrest of Oscar Wilde at the Cadogan Hotel”: from the 1890s to the 1920s, and back again’.

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(iii)             Six abstracts of papers dealing Irish women certainly known to, and possibly by, Oscar Wilde, given at the Conference ‘Irish Feminist Thought’. National University of Ireland, Galway, 13th-14th April 2007.  This was convened by Dr Maureen O’Connor, Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences (IRCHSS) Post-Doctoral Fellow, and Associate Editor of THE OSCHOLARS for Ireland.

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This month, we publish

1.      ‘Thinking in Stories’: Oscar Wilde’s ‘The Sphinx Without a Secret’, an original essay by Bruce Bashford 

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2.      Oscar Wilde and the dynamics of reputation by Trevor Fisher, a paper given at the Durrell School, Corfu, in 2007.

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3.      Masoschisms: Cruelty, Desire, and Subversion between Victorian Women by Robin Chamberlain, excerpted from the proposal for her doctoral thesis at McMaster University, Canada, supervised by Dr Grace Kehler.

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4.      An article, part essay part review by Tiffany Perala, inspired by the lecture given by Merlin Holland at the William Andrews Clark Library, 14th October 2007. 

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We thank all four for these.  We are pleased to publish also this month a review of Zemlinsky by Dr Bashford in our section ‘The Critic as Critic’ and a bibliography of his writings in our Bibliographies section.