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Salome
Book • 2019
Oscar Wilde's 'Salome' is a one-act tragedy based on the biblical story of Salome's dance for Herod and her request for the head of John the Baptist.
The play is known for its decadent imagery, its exploration of themes of desire and power, and its use of symbolism.
Wilde's distinctive style and his creation of a memorable and complex character in Salome have ensured the play's enduring appeal.
'Salome' is a significant work of Decadent literature, reflecting the artistic and intellectual currents of the late 19th century.
The play's exploration of forbidden desires and its critique of societal norms continue to resonate with audiences.
The play is known for its decadent imagery, its exploration of themes of desire and power, and its use of symbolism.
Wilde's distinctive style and his creation of a memorable and complex character in Salome have ensured the play's enduring appeal.
'Salome' is a significant work of Decadent literature, reflecting the artistic and intellectual currents of the late 19th century.
The play's exploration of forbidden desires and its critique of societal norms continue to resonate with audiences.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned by J.F. Martel in drawing parallels between the themes of Robert Eggers' "Nosferatu" and Oscar Wilde's "Salome."
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Episode 182: Providence of Evil: On Robert Eggers' 'Nosferatu'
Mentioned as a play written by Oscar Wilde about a decade before Richard Strauss's opera.
Gilded Age Bohemians
Mentioned by Thomas Banks as a biblical drama written by Oscar Wilde that was banned in England due to legal restrictions.
Episode 252: “An Ideal Husband” by Oscar Wilde, Intro and Act 1
