Alienation In The Picture Of Dorian Gray
Today, readers learn much about older cultures through the writers of a specific period. A common method is to illustrate the life of a citizen in a community who is alienated from the rest. An individual that is alienated from society is not always looked down upon or discriminated against. In The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, Dorian Gray is seen as immoral by the citizens of London and by himself.The personality Wilde gave Dorian Gray is a representation of who many citizens of 19th century England wished to be because Dorian possesses what mattered most, beauty and wealth.
To many people in 19th century London, beauty seemed rare and therefore very valuable. For example, many people of this culture believed that, “beauty, real
To many people in 19th century London, beauty seemed rare and therefore very valuable. For example, many people of this culture believed that, “beauty, real