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De Profundis
Book • 2000
De Profundis is a deeply personal and introspective letter written by Oscar Wilde during his imprisonment in Reading Gaol.
The letter explores his complex relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas and delves into themes of suffering, redemption, and spiritual growth.
Wilde reflects on his past life, critiques Douglas's behavior, and discusses his identification with Christ as a symbol of individualism and artistic expression.
The letter explores his complex relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas and delves into themes of suffering, redemption, and spiritual growth.
Wilde reflects on his past life, critiques Douglas's behavior, and discusses his identification with Christ as a symbol of individualism and artistic expression.
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Ryan Holiday and sent as a copy to his guest after mentioning a story about Oscar Wilde's imprisonment.


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