Leseprobe
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Teleny
Oscar Wilde
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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Ethnologie
Beschreibung
Oscar Wilde's controversial novel 'Teleny' delves into the taboo subject of homosexual relationships in the Victorian era, exploring themes of desire, secrecy, and societal constraints. Written in a poetic and sensual style, the novel pushes the boundaries of the literary norms of its time, with explicit descriptions of passion and longing. 'Teleny' is considered a significant work in the genre of queer literature, shedding light on the complexities of love and identity in a repressive society. Wilde's unique storytelling and vivid imagery captivate the reader, making this book a captivating and thought-provoking read. Oscar Wilde, known for his wit and flamboyant lifestyle, had a keen interest in challenging societal conventions through his writings. 'Teleny' is believed to be a collaborative effort by Wilde and several of his associates, showcasing his progressive views on love and sexuality. Wilde's personal experiences and beliefs undoubtedly influenced the themes explored in the novel. I highly recommend 'Teleny' to readers interested in exploring the historical perspectives on queer relationships, as well as those intrigued by Wilde's bold and daring literary contributions. This novel offers a glimpse into Wilde's visionary storytelling and his advocacy for love and acceptance beyond societal norms.
Kundenbewertungen
Social reprisals, Leonard Smithers, Double moral standards, Aesthetic writing, Homosexual icon, Cynical themes, Victorian era, Neo-romantic, Authorless novel, Erotic romance