The victorian image, to most poeple, is a gray period, colorless, with strict moral conducts restraining liberal behavior. Oscar wilde's novel, the picture of dorian gray, written in 1890 takes audience on a journey to victorian england and explores the hidden sides of humanity .
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Wilde writes the two dorians—the painting and the person—to symbolically represent the duality and hypocrisy of victorian society.
Oscar wilde's novel, the picture of dorian gray, written in 1890 takes audience on a journey to victorian england and explores the hidden sides of humanity . The protagonist is the expression of the hypocrisy of victorian . Dorian gray is a prime example of victorian society, he is very good looking on the outside and so he portrays a wonderful person with a happy lifestyle. In contrast to this horrible and hideous mage that wilde portrays to us about the lower classes of victorian society, we also see what it is like in the upper . The picture of dorian gray (1890) was published in the era where aestheticism movement. Traditional victorian society believed in the ethical role of . The victorian image, to most poeple, is a gray period, colorless, with strict moral conducts restraining liberal behavior. In ((the picture of dorian gray)), he expresses his belief that art should. In some parts of the novel,. The picture of dorian gray (1890) was published in the era where aestheticism movement was. Victorian class system is reflected in the picture of dorian gray, through the concept of duality and duplicity. Beauty, behavior hedonism, lifestyle, victorian society. Dorian's life becomes a work of art while the portrait represents his soul and his true self. The victorian society in the picture of dorian gray works cited missing the victorian age was the time when the british empire was at its strongest and . Wilde writes the two dorians—the painting and the person—to symbolically represent the duality and hypocrisy of victorian society. Oscar wilde's novel, the picture of dorian gray, written in 1890 takes audience on a journey to victorian england and explores the hidden sides of humanity .
