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    character‚ Dorian Gray is an example of a person from a higher class. This twenty-year old and extremely handsome young man is regarded among society as an ideal of beauty. His Physical attractiveness draws the attention of a very talented painter Basil Hallward. He decides to immortalize Dorian’s beauty and paints his portrait. In the meantime Dorian meets cynical nobleman‚ Lord Henry Wotton. Just like everyone else‚ Lord Henry is astonished by the prettiness and innocence of Dorian. Henry is a charming

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    following year. This revised publication is considered as the authoritative edition. The setting and the plot The picture of Dorian Gray takes place in the late 19th century England. Dorian Gray is a young aesthete living in London. The painter Basil is working with finishing his portrait of Dorian. When Dorian sees the portrait‚ the fact that he isn’t going to remain young forever uppenbarar sig for him. He gets oförståeligt upprörd and wishes intensely that the painting would age instead of him

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    artist named Basil Hallward sees a young‚ wealthy and beautiful man named Dorian Gray. Basil is so fascinated by him that he creates a portrait of Dorian. Dorian then becomes obsessed with the beauty of himself‚ which then causes him to by no means lose it. Dorian first realizes that he will lose his beauty when he led Sibyl Vane to commit suicide. After the death of Sibyl‚ Dorian starts to notice the changing in his portrait. Characters that play roles in Dorian’s downfall would be Basil‚ Lord Henry

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    This story centers on Dorian Gray who is concerned with little but appearances. A crucial event in his life comes when Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton in the studio of Basil Hallward‚ an artist‚ who has painted a portrait of the breathtakingly beautiful Dorian‚ now in his early twenties. Lord Wotton intrigues Dorian with his talk of the progression of life and the withering of looks. Dorian fears of the loss of his youth and thinks in terms of a Faust-like proposition‚ in which he expresses a willingness

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    their morals and their ideals. Just like its characters‚ art constantly transforms and takes the shape of the ones around it. Art in this novel has also been used as a reflection of one’s innermost desires. The reality of characters like Dorian and Basil are no more than a manifestation of their own values‚ and correspondingly‚ art reflects that. Irrefutably‚ the most important work of art in this book features Dorian Gray’s magnificent superficial beauty. In the beginning‚ Oscar Wilde shows

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    do whatever he wants because he is beautiful‚ Wilde highlights the things that are wrong in our society. It is a very interesting and instructive story. Dorian Gray‚ young man whose physical appearance is handsome and innocent. The painter‚ Basil Hallward‚ makes a beautiful portrait of Dorian. He feels that it is his best work to date. While‚ in the Hallward’s studio Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton. Henry "corrupts" Dorian’s innocent and introduces him to a new world of Hedonism. Dorian is eventually

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    Mid Sweden University Department of Humanities English Studies The Evil in Dorian Gray: A Psychoanalytic Study of the Protagonist in The Picture of Dorian Gray. Rosanna Eklund English C / Special Project Tutor: Joakim Wrethed 2007-02-14 Table of Contents Introduction Previous Research The Victorian Era and Aestheticism About the Author The Psychoanalytic Theory Dorian Gray and the Conscience Dorian Gray and Consciousness Dorian Gray and the Unconscious Dorian Gray’s Path to Degradation

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    The two books that will be compared in the following are very different books indeed. Having said this‚ two things are consistent throughout; the theme of influencing others with certain idealisms‚ and the consequences this can bring about. However‚ the ways in which Golding and Wilde express this are very different. The following will discuss the characters and objects used to express influences‚ how they go about this influence‚ and the ultimate corruptive effect they have on their ‘victims’. It

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    Samira Sackiety AP English Literature Bonnick In The Picture of Dorian Gray‚ author Oscar Wilde employs the literary element of symbolism to help us‚ the audience to see the protagonist Dorian Gray’s transformation from a innocent naïve individual to later a soul marked by secrets and sin. It is also‚ through symbolism that we see exactly how and what influences Dorian to his destructive path and ultimately his dramatic end. Wilde uses the symbol of the yellow book given to Dorian by Lord Henry

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    undervalue the emblematic episode involving Sibyl Vane ... The metaphor of the mirror is used carefully in Wilde’s critical essays to ... Essay Questions - CliffsNotes www.cliffsnotes.com › Literature Notes › The Picture of Dorian Gray‎ Why is Basil

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