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In The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde portrays female characters who comically contest over the name Ernest. Such comical adventure highlights idiocy of Victorian social decorum and gender hierarchy. Wilde’s portrayal of women in the play suggests that he celebrates the idea of New Woman who expresses her own thoughts and values the autonomy in choosing her own husband. As an editor of women’s magazine, the Woman’s World, Wilde challenged distorted representation of New Woman in mainstream magazines and he also attempts to popularize positive images of New Woman by creating Gwendolen and Cecily as women of opinions who habitually write. This paper examines how Wilde portrays New Woman in Earnest in relation to the modernity that reorganizes the social geography of Victorian society.
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Caird, Mona / 1880 / Marriage / Westminster Review 130
Clayton, Loretta Ann / 2005 / Fashionably Wilde: Oscar Wilde and the Woman's World / University of Washington
Crackanthorpe, Blanche / 1894 / The Revolt of the Daughters / Century 35 (205) : 424 ~ 429
Craft, Christopher / 1990 / Alias Bunbury: Desire and Termination in The Importance of Being Earnest / Spec. Issue of The Margins of Identity in Nineteenth-Century England 31
Eastwood, M. / 2000 / in The Fin de Siecle: A Reader in Cultural History c. 1880-1900 / Oxford University Press : 90 ~ 92
Clayton, Loretta Ann / 2005 / Fashionably Wilde: Oscar Wilde and the Woman's World / University of Washington
Crackanthorpe, Blanche / 1894 / The Revolt of the Daughters / Century 35 (205) : 424 ~ 429
Craft, Christopher / 1990 / Alias Bunbury: Desire and Termination in The Importance of Being Earnest / Spec. Issue of The Margins of Identity in Nineteenth-Century England 31
Eastwood, M. / 2000 / in The Fin de Siecle: A Reader in Cultural History c. 1880-1900 / Oxford University Press : 90 ~ 92
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