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This volume includes a series of essays, journalistic notes and letters that Wilde published for the restlessness of not a few of his contemporaries and that are still dazzled today by his surprising news. Always between the scope of the ethical and the aesthetic, between the essence of the freedom generated by the capacity of self-expression and the social commitment that allows him to approximate the individual to study his artistic realization potential, Wilde offers us the vision criticism of a cluster of social injustices to which he is not indifferent. The text of The soul of man under socialism presents us with a utopian ideal based on a spiritual individualism contrary to all forms of private property, in an extremely ambitious social reform and in historical progress that must be radical both in its approaches and in its execution On the other hand, his short essays and journalistic notes offer us a beautician principle in which beauty appears as the clear objective, and his letters help us discover some of the keys to his life and his literary production.

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