"The Decay of Lying"
- The Appollonian Hillside or the Sordid Streets: Nature and the Mask in "The Decay of Lying"
- Seriousness and the Decadent Pose: Pater and Wilde
- Why Wilde is not a Genius
- Wilde and his Terms
- Wilde and Modernism/Postmodernism
- More Than Real: Art and Subjectivity in "The Decay of Lying"
- Wilde's Fictional Dialogue — Appropriate for Asserting Fact?
- Wilde's Characters
- Celebrity Sage Match: Wilde v. Beerbohm — or Satire Smoothes Rejection
- Wilde's Banter
- Wilde's Use of Dialogue in "The Decay of Lying"
- The Importance of Being Facetious
- The Art of Lying
- Oscar Wilde's Inverted Platonism
- Writing Assignments and Questions for The Importance of Being Earnest
- Thoroughly Modern Max / Oscar Night
- Wilde's Self-Conscious Contradiction
- Wilde's Wilde's Magical Metaphor-Proof
- Lying for Art's Sake
- Summary and Application of an Argument in "The Decay of Lying"
- Wilde's Vivian as a Personification of the Conceptual
- The Decay of Art Criticism in Wilde's Time
- Kant's aesthetic is refracted through Wilde's satire
- Questions and Contradictions in "The Decay of Lying"
- Wilde Plays Plato as Diogenes, Teaches Lying
- The Decay of Lying: Truth or Fallacy?
- The Art of Living
- Pervading Paradoxes
- Lie to me
- Wilde's Efforts to Prevent "The Decay of Lying"
- Life Learning from Art
- The Continuum of Realism and Art
- Wilde's Manipulative Methods
- Something different: A Universal Conversation
- A Return to the Telling of Beautiful Untrue Thing
- Distinguishing Between the Voices of Vivian and Wilde
- Wilde Falling For His Own Tricks
- Wilde Lying for Truth’s Sake
- Kissing the False, Beautiful Lips of the Liar for Preserving Artistic Trut
- The Compelling Logic of Vivian
- Earnest Satire: Wilde on the Purpose of Art
- Expressing True Ideas Through Lies
Plays
Poems
- Subjectivity of Detail versus Subjectivity of the Panoramic: Oscar Wilde's "Impression du Matin," "Les Balloons," and "Symphony in Yellow"
- Decadence and discontentment in Oscar Wilde's "Helas!"
- The Dance of Femininity in Wilde’s "Les Balloons"
- A glimpse at lust redeemed in Oscar Wilde's "The Harlot's House
- "Symphony in Yellow" — Painting a Picture
- The Need for Contrasts in Oscar Wilde's "The Harlot's House"
- A painting in words: Wilde's "Impression du Matin"
- The Duration of Beauty in Wilde's "Les Ballons"
- Voyeurism: Oscar Wilde's "The Harlot's House"
- The Riddle of "The Sphinx": Difficult Questions and Troublesome Answers
- Entendre? Jano's faces in Oscar Wilde's "Pan — Double Villanelle"
- Love, Lust, and Lies in "The Harlot's House" by Oscar Wilde
- Pining for the Good Ol' Days
- The Sphinx and The Sensual Life
- Dancing with the Dead in the Dark
- The Pervasion of Prostitutes
- Pan-Decadence for the Modern Era
- Wilde's Butterflies, Balloons, and Midges — Emblems of Evanescence and Fragility
- The True Riddle of the False Sphinx
- The Silent Predator
The Importance of Being Earnest
Last modified 8 March 2011