Context Flashcards

1
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An ideal husband genre

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Play, comedy of manners, satirical

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2
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Women considered…

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Morally superior to men

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3
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Emphasis on

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Moral ideals and hypocrisy and delight in scandal

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4
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At the time Wilde was…

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Blackmailed for his homosexuality

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5
Q

Marriage was based on…

A

Wealth and status

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6
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Status depends on…

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Reputation

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7
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The play is a portrayal of male society where women have…

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Parasitic tendencies

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8
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The central binary opposites are

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Men/public and women/ domestic

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9
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The dandy rebels against

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The values of the Victorian era

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10
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Love is the most…

A

Selfish of emotions

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11
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Wilde aestheticism

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World should be judged on beauty not morals

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12
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Oliver Parker 1969

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Throughout, Wilde’s socialites and dandies praise the lazy and deplore the active, starts at act 3, directs attention to gorings foppery

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13
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Danson- rob is the…

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Epitome of Victorian masculinity which is represented by politically active men

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14
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Galvin- chiveley wit is a…

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A dangerous justification for profoundly immoral behaviour

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