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Oscar Wilde: Critical Essay by Jason P. Mitchell

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SOURCE: Mitchell, Jason P. “A Source Victorian or Biblical?: The Integration of Biblical Diction and Symbolism in Oscar Wilde's Salomé.Victorian Newsletter 89 (spring 1996): 14-18.

In the following essay, Mitchell asserts that Wilde's diction in Salomé was borrowed from the Old Testament as well as the Belgian author Maurice Maeterlinck.

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