Oscar Wilde believed that art should not be judged by moral standards, as art is meant to be appreciated for its own sake and not held to the limitations of morality. He argued that art should be autonomous and not constrained by societal rules or norms, allowing individuals to experience beauty and truth in a pure and unadulterated form.
"Lady Windermere's Fan" was written by Oscar Wilde. It is a comedic play that satirizes the Victorian society through its themes of morality, deception, and social class.
Oscar Wilde? I believe it was G K Chesterton that said that.
I don't know whether G. K. Chesterton said your quote first or if Oscar Wilde said "Morality, like art consists of drawing a line." The point is though, I believe they meant the same thing; the idea has more to do with morality than art, but it essentially means while art (at least one form) involves the physical expression of drawing a line, morality involves drawing a line metaphorically between write and wrong, et al.
Otto is a palindrome meaning a name between Oscar and Ovid
They are brothers according to the official website.
Oscar Hecker has written: 'Systematical vocabulary, English-Norwegian (Danish) according to the German text of Oscar Hecker' -- subject(s): Accessible book
It's the same award. 'OSCAR' is a nickname for it.
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No, according to the Academy Award database, no one named Nell has been nominated for an Oscar (as of 03/07/2010).
oscar breed according to their age.main thing is their diet.we have to make there diet very strong.heart of chicken is the beast food.n healty after their breeding
Walt Disney has won 22 Oscar and four honorary Oscars between 1932-1968.
"The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde is classified as a Gothic novel. It combines elements of horror, romance, and morality to create a dark and mysterious story about vanity and the consequences of immorality.