Refiguring Oscar Wilde's Salome
Publisher: Rodopi
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Language: eng
Number of pages: 293
ISBN-13: 9789042034327
Table of contents: title: Michael Y. Bennett: Introduction: Salome as Anomaly?; title: Ian Andrew MacDonald: Oscar Wilde as a French Writer: Considering Wilde's French in Salome; title: Elizabeth Richmond-Garza: The Double Life of Salome: Sexuality, Nationalism and Self-Translation in Oscar Wilde; title: Andrew R. Russ: Wilde's Salome: The Chastity, Promiscuity and Monstrosity of Symbols; title: Helen Davies: The Trouble with Gender in Salome; title: Joan Navarre: The Moon as Symbol in Salome: Oscar Wilde's Invocation of the Triple White Goddess; title: Tom Ue: Death and Tragedy in Thomas Hardy's The Return of the Native and Oscar Wilde's Salome; title: Kirby Farrell: Necrophilia and Enchantment in Salome; title: Tony W. Garland: Deviant Desires and Dance: the Femme Fatale Status of Salome and the Dance of the Seven Veils; title: Richard Allen Cave: Staging Salome's Dance in Wilde's Play and Strauss's Opera; title: Michael Y. Bennett: A Wilde Performance: Bunburying and "Bad Faith" in Salome and The Importance of Being Earnest; title: Robert Combs: Salome and the Shudder of History: A Reading in Memory of Morse Peckham; title: Margaux Poueymirou: The Race to Perform: Salome and the Wilde Harlem Renaissance; title: Peter Raby: Unspeakable Things: Headlong Theatre's Salome and an Aesthetic for the New Millennium; title: Kees de Vries: Intertextuality and Intermediality in Oscar Wilde's Salome or: How Oscar Wilde became a Postmodernist; title: Steven Price: Salome on Sunset Boulevard; title: Essay Abstracts; title: About the Authors; title: Index