Henry James, Oscar Wilde and Aesthetic Culture (Edinburgh Studies in Transatlantic Literatures)
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Mendelssohn places a discussion of aestheticism in an transatlantic context, centred on two canonical Anglo-American authors: Henry James and Oscar Wilde.
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Mendelssohn places a discussion of aestheticism in an transatlantic context, centred on two canonical Anglo-American authors: Henry James and Oscar Wilde.
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"Mendelssohn places a discussion of aestheticism in an transatlantic context, centred on two canonical Anglo-American authors: Henry James and Oscar Wilde."
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