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Oscar Wilde and his fairy-tales by Susanna Paeväli

Oscar Wilde and his fairy-tales by Susanna Paeväli. Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde 16.10.1854 – 30.11.1900 Father was a doctor Mother was writer and a translator Very good student. married Constance Lloyd Had two sons 1895 imprisonned Exile Fluent in French and German.

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Oscar Wilde and his fairy-tales by Susanna Paeväli

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  1. Oscar Wilde and hisfairy-talesby Susanna Paeväli

  2. Oscar FingalO'Flahertie Wills Wilde • 16.10.1854 – 30.11.1900 • Father was a doctor • Mother was writer and a translator • Very good student

  3. married Constance Lloyd • Hadtwosons • 1895 imprisonned • Exile • FluentinFrench and German

  4. Typicalforhisfairy-tales: • Poor people • Unhappyendings • Death • Deepsenceofmoral • Critisingsociety

  5. Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories • The Happy Prince and Other Tales • A HouseofPomegranates

  6. Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories • Lord Arthur Savile's Crime • TheCantervilleGhost • The Sphinx Without a Secret • The Model Millionaire • The Portrait of Mr. W. H.

  7. The Happy Prince and Other Tales • The Happy Prince • The Nightingale and the Rose • The Selfish Giant • The Devoted Friend • The Remarkable Rocket

  8. A HouseofPomegranates • The Young King • The Birthday of theInfanta • The Fisherman and his Soul • The Star-Child

  9. reflect life’s joys and sorrows • beneathevery story lies a humanist • heroes are aesthetes love beauty • heroes change • suffering is ennobling • self-sacrifice is necessary • love, loyalty and friendship • tales are easy to read, vivid and lyrical.

  10. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

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