Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde
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Do such outpourings do any good, do they change conditions, is the millennium brought nearer thereby? I hope so. But if it is comforting for the downtrodden, whose wants are ill supplied, it is a sheer delight for 16 the downtreader who, free from anxiety, sits in his easy chair and enjoys its technical excellence.
I know nothing like it: it is as fresh as paint, and like fresh paint it sticks to one: in its brilliant, serious and unexpected array of fancies and theories, in truths inverted and... distorted, in witticisms which are in turn tender and hard as flint, one is delighted and be wildered. Wilde has only himself to blame if this, a serious and beautiful essay, was not taken seriously. "The Soul of Man Under Socialism" is the work of a consummate artist who, taking his ideas, disguises and distorts them, polishing them the while until they shine like jewels in a rare and unusual setting. (Steady Edward. ) Naturally almost every other line in such a work is quotable: it seems to be a mass of quotations which one is surprised not to have heard before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do such outpourings do any good, do they change conditions, is the millennium brought nearer thereby? I hope so. But if it is comforting for the downtrodden, whose wants are ill supplied, it is a sheer delight for 16 the downtreader who, free from anxiety, sits in his easy chair and enjoys its technical excellence.
I know nothing like it: it is as fresh as paint, and like fresh paint it sticks to one: in its brilliant, serious and unexpected array of fancies and theories, in truths inverted and... distorted, in witticisms which are in turn tender and hard as flint, one is delighted and be wildered. Wilde has only himself to blame if this, a serious and beautiful essay, was not taken seriously. "The Soul of Man Under Socialism" is the work of a consummate artist who, taking his ideas, disguises and distorts them, polishing them the while until they shine like jewels in a rare and unusual setting. (Steady Edward. ) Naturally almost every other line in such a work is quotable: it seems to be a mass of quotations which one is surprised not to have heard before.
What to read after Oscar Wilde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newton, A. Edward (Alfred Edward), 1864-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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