Intentions

Oscar Wilde's "Intentions" remains a cornerstone of aesthetic and literary criticism. This collection of essays, originally published in 1891, showcases Wilde's brilliant wit and provocative views on art and literature. Exploring themes of beauty, truth, and the role of the artist in society, Wilde challenges conventional thinking and champions the power of individual expression.

Dive into Wilde's insightful perspectives on a range of subjects, from the purpose of criticism to the nature of creativity. His eloquent prose and daring arguments continue to resonate with readers today, making "Intentions" an enduring exploration of aesthetics and the artistic spirit. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a timeless reading experience for anyone interested in Wilde's philosophical essays.

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