Lady Windermere’s Fan | A Woman of No Importance | An Ideal Husband | The Importance of Being Earnest | Salome

 

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A collection of  five Oscar Wilde plays offering a penetrating critique of societal hypocrisy, the rigidity of social class structures, and the complexities of moral judgment, often conveyed through wit, satire, and sharp dialogue.

Lady Windermere’s Fan centers on a young woman unjustly suspected of infidelity.

A Woman of No Importance addresses the societal condemnation faced by unwed mothers and their children.

An Ideal Husband explores the burdens of public reputation and the moral compromises individuals may make to preserve it.

The Importance of Being Earnest is a satirical comedy that critiques social conventions through themes of mistaken identity and duplicity.

In contrast, Salome adopts a more experimental form, delving into the darker themes of power, desire, and fate.

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  • TITLE: Lady Windermere’s Fan | A Woman of No Importance | An Ideal Husband | The Importance of Being Earnest | Salome
  • ISBN: 9780140480160
  • AUTHOR: Oscar Wilde
  • BINDING: Paperback
  • PUBLISHER: Penguin Books
  • YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1977 Edition

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Weight 0.11 kg
Dimensions 18.1 × 11.1 × 1.3 cm

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