OSCAR WILDE´S FEMININE WORLD
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2016-11-03
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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[ES]El ensayo trata de hacer un recorrido por el mundo femenino en la obra dramática y en la novela de Oscar Wilde. Se analizarán los distintos personajes femenisnos así como los fundamentos teóricos sobre la mujer, expuestos en su mayor parte por el personaje del dandy, denominador común de la obra del escritor irlandés. Se llevará a cabo un exhaustivo análisis comparativo entre la mayor parte de la producción de Wilde para llegar a la conclusión de que el escritor no se ciñe a un único patrón en cuanto a su visión del mundo femenino. De este modo, por un lado Wilde se adhiere a la moral Vitoriana más conservadora y patriarcal pero por otro lado son múltiples los guiños hacia una actitud feminista más abierta y acorde con nuevas corrientes.
[EN]My paper tries to be an approach to the femine world in Oscar Wilde´s novel and theatrical production. Feminie figures will be deeply analyzed and studied as well as all the theoretical conceptions about women in general. It will be the character of the dandy the one who most of the time is going to voice the femenine ideas and assumptions. As a consequence, a comparison will be established between the different woks to reach the conclusion that the author presents a duality in his exposition of women. On the one hand, he sticks to old Vistorian customs and presents a mysoginist view but on the other hand there are glympses which show a feminist and progressist personality.
[EN]My paper tries to be an approach to the femine world in Oscar Wilde´s novel and theatrical production. Feminie figures will be deeply analyzed and studied as well as all the theoretical conceptions about women in general. It will be the character of the dandy the one who most of the time is going to voice the femenine ideas and assumptions. As a consequence, a comparison will be established between the different woks to reach the conclusion that the author presents a duality in his exposition of women. On the one hand, he sticks to old Vistorian customs and presents a mysoginist view but on the other hand there are glympses which show a feminist and progressist personality.