Abstract:The article examines the works of two writers of the same era — Oscar Wilde and Mire (Alexandra Mikhailovna Moiseeva, 1874–1913). It focuses mainly on Mire’s two reviews written on the occasion of the posthumous publication of Wilde’s works, which directly indicate the connections between the two writers. In the views, Mire provides her own viewpoint on Wilde’s crime, guilt and punishment that are associated with the trial during the last years of his life, and reads “De Profundis” in this context. Attention i… Show more
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