A Woman of No Importance. In writing and revising this play, I believe, Wilde begins to recognize that in destablilizing the established categories of gender and gender-based ideas of morality, he and many feminists were of one mind. On the other hand he has not fully resolved, if he ever would, the differences that divided them.
(Kerry Powell, Miami University; Oxford, Ohio,: "Wilde Man: Feminism, Oscar Wilde, and the Theatre of Masculinity"
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