Sos Eltis, a Professor of English and Theatre Studies at Oxford, dives into the vibrant life of Oscar Wilde, a literary giant and LGBTQ+ martyr. They discuss Wilde's diverse works, from playful comedies to poignant essays, illuminating how his Dublin upbringing and classic education shaped his unique voice. Eltis explores Wilde's celebrity status during his American tour, his philosophical stance on art, and the tumultuous relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas. The conversation highlights Wilde's legacy, enduring quotes, and the revival of his spirit through modern interpretations.
