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Kensington es un vecindario en la parte central del distrito de Brooklyn de Nueva York (Estados Unidos), ubicado al sur de Prospect Park y el Cementerio de Green-Wood. Limita con Coney Island Avenue al este; Fort Hamilton Parkway y Caton Avenue al norte; McDonald Avenue y 36th Street al oeste; y Ditmas Avenue o Foster Avenue (si incluye Parkville, un micro-barrio en gran parte subsumido bajo el visto bueno de Kensington) al sur.[1] Kensington y Parkville están bordeados por las subsecciones Caton Park, Prospect Park South y Ditmas Park de Flatbush al este; Windsor Terrace al norte; Borough Park al oeste; y Midwood al sur. Kensington es un área predominantemente residencial, con tipos de vivienda que incluyen casas adosadas de ladrillo, victorianas unifamiliares independientes y edificios de apartamentos. Los edificios de apartamentos de ladrillo de antes de la guerra dominan la fachada de Ocean Parkway y Coney Island Avenue, incluidos muchos que funcionan como cooperativas. El vecindario tiene una población diversa con residentes de muchas etnias. Las principales calles comerciales son Coney Island Avenue, Church Avenue, Ditmas Avenue y McDonald Avenue. Ocean Parkway divide el vecindario de este a oeste. El código postal de Kensington es 11218 y es atendido por el distrito 66 de la policía de Nueva York.[2] Historia y relación con Flatbush La tierra donde ahora se encuentra Kensington fue colonizada por primera vez por agricultores holandeses durante el siglo XVII dentro de la ciudad de Flatbush. Fue repoblado por colonos británicos en 1737. Desarrollado por primera vez en 1885 después de la finalización de Ocean Parkway, el vecindario recibió su nombre del lugar y el distrito en el oeste de Londres, a principios de siglo.[3] Ocean Parkway, que comienza en Kensington, se terminó en 1880; cuenta con unas cinco millas (8 km) de centros comerciales ajardinados, bancos, mesas de ajedrez y senderos para caminar y andar en bicicleta, que unen Prospect Park con Coney Island y ahora es parte de Brooklyn-Queens Greenway. El área pequeña entre las avenidas 18 y Foster, en la parte sur del vecindario, contiene una cuadrícula de calles distintiva ligeramente diagonal y también se conoce como Parkville. El área, originalmente parte de la ciudad de Flatbush, se conocía originalmente como Greenville y su tierra fue adquirida por primera vez en 1852 por Freeman's Association, poco después de la finalización de Coney Island Avenue en el límite este de Kensington y Parkville. La Escuela Pública 92 (luego PS 134) y la iglesia católica de Santa Rosa de Lima se construyeron para dar servicio a la subsección en 1870. Un bibliotecario de la Biblioteca Pública de Brooklyn escribió que "Parkville es uno de esos barrios raros a los que no se suele hacer referencia" debido a su pequeño tamaño.[1] Después de más oleadas de desarrollo (que abarcan los desarrollos de Kensington Heights[4] del presidente de Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, Jeremiah Johnson, Jr. alrededor de 1891 y alrededor de 1894 Kensington-in-Flatbush, el primero en las cercanías de Ditmas Avenue y el último posiblemente en el vecindad de Church Avenue; villas suburbanas separadas en Ocean Parkway y contiguas que atrajeron a residentes más ricos de áreas más urbanizadas, incluidas Brooklyn Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant y Bushwick; estructuras híbridas de apartamentos comerciales/sin ascensor en vías comerciales; y una variedad de piedra caliza- y filas de casas adosadas con fachada de ladrillo), la construcción masiva de viviendas comenzó en serio en la década de 1920, atrayendo a muchos inmigrantes europeos y del Medio Oriente al vecindario. Las estructuras anteriores a menudo coexisten con casas unifamiliares y multifamiliares relativamente modestas de estructura y ladrillo (generalmente unifamiliares o adosadas y con patios y garajes) de este período. Los edificios de apartamentos (que van desde edificios sin ascensor de cuatro pisos hasta edificios con ascensores más exclusivos de seis pisos[5]) se hicieron cada vez más frecuentes en la parte superior de Ocean Parkway y en su periferia a medida que se construía la línea IND Brooklyn a principios de la década de 1930, reemplazando a muchos de los villas suburbanas.[6] Después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el desarrollo de Prospect Expressway aseguró que los edificios de lujo (que ahora superan a menudo los seis pisos debido a las revisiones del código de construcción y los cambios de zonificación, como lo ejemplifican Marlene J. [más tarde conocido como Caton Towers][7] y las Americana Towers[8]) continuaron desarrollándose en Ocean Parkway y en sus inmediaciones hasta mediados de la década de 1960. Desde la década de 1990, ha habido un resurgimiento notable en varias formas de desarrollo residencial, incluidos nuevos edificios de apartamentos en Ocean Parkway y estructuras más pequeñas en calles laterales.Durante gran parte del siglo XX, Kensington rara vez se distinguió como un vecindario distinto, y muchos residentes y demógrafos identificaron el área como la sección occidental de Flatbush.[9][10][11][12][13][14] El descriptor West Flatbush también fue utilizado por varias organizaciones religiosas y cívicas y planificadores urbanos en la primera mitad del siglo XX antes de caer en desuso en gran medida en la era de la posguerra.[15][16] Si bien el apodo de Kensington continuó siendo empleado por sucursales de ciertas instituciones gubernamentales (incluido el Departamento de Correos y la Biblioteca Pública de Brooklyn), los demógrafos también lo usaron para diferenciar las extensiones étnicamente heterogéneas[17] la clase trabajadora al oeste de Ocean Parkway. (entonces un enclave de clase media alta, predominantemente estadounidense de origen judío, situado aproximadamente entre las calles residenciales adineradas del Upper West Side y el Grand Concourse de clase media más firme en posición socioeconómica entre la comunidad estadounidense de origen judío de Nueva York en su apogeo social de finales de la década de 1940) de las zonas históricamente prósperas, Old Stock y dominadas por judíos estadounidenses al este de Coney Island Avenue.[18] En sus memorias de 2015, el músico Marky Ramone (que residió en 640 Ditmas Avenue durante gran parte de su infancia en la década de 1960) señaló la distancia del área de las principales vías en el este de Flatbush, lo que requería una zona de dos tarifas en autobús a la Escuela Secundaria Erasmus Hall.[19] Como cambios demográficos en las zonas del este, ejemplificados por la fuga de blancos entre la comunidad judía estadounidense y el surgimiento concomitante de una comunidad afrocaribeña en las cercanías de Flatbush Avenue, en contraste con la estabilidad demográfica en las zonas de Kensington en medio del cierre de 1956 y el subsiguiente " "Bustitución" de la línea de tranvía de Church Avenue:[20] acelerada a lo largo de la década de 1960, The New York Times caracterizaría a Ocean Parkway como el límite occide.... 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Re-Membering Psycho: Aesthetic Regimes and Affective Resonances in the Bourne Identity (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)I am watching Doug Liman's 2002 film The Bourne Identity. (1) I am approximately a quarter of the way through and the amnesiac protagonist Jason Bourne arrives at his unfamiliar Pa...
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Dignity Through Degradation: Postcolonial Creative Non-Fiction and the Politics of Exaggeration in Dave Eggers' What Is the What and Jamaica Kincaid's A Small Place (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)The national borders of presentday Sudan were first drawn when the Egyptian proxy authorities of the Ottoman Empire annexed the land around the southern Nile in 1820, and were late...
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The Ned Kelly Memory Dispositif, 1930 to 1960: Identity Production (Biography)
Traffic (Parkville)This article will explore the workings of aspects of a memory dispositif, by which Australian bushranger Ned Kelly is invested with certain unstable and shifting meanings between 1...
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A Past Re-Imagined for the Geisha: Saviour of the 1950'S Japanese Sex Industry (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)INTRODUCTION This paper looks at public discussion surrounding the enactment of Japan's Prostitution Prevention Law in 1956. It picks up the opinion of commentators that the Japane...
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'There's No Reality in Reality TV': Performing the Real in a 'Reality Flavoured' Universe (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)There is something about singing in character that creates that wall, you know, that mask creates a kind of defence so you can, because you're pretending you're confident. I think ...
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The Greenhouse, The Oppressed and the Conversation of Humankind: Fiduciary Hermeneutic Fallibilism and the Pragmatic Necessity of Realism (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)INTRODUCTION Humaninduced climate change and universal human rights are two intimately connected issues that highlight cognitive dissonances in contemporary scientific and moral...
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Sex Work (Part One): Sexuality Studies at the University of Melbourne (Discussion)
Traffic (Parkville)featuring STEVEN ANGELIDES, BRETT FARMER, ANNAMARIE JAGOSE, SHEILA JEFFREYS, FRAN MARTIN, GRAHAM WILLETT & AUDREY YUE. SEX WORK: AN INTRODUCTION
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Positioning Interdisciplinary Graduate Research: (Or, How to Avoid Painful Misunderstandings with Your Supervisors and Examiners) (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)Research is typically like the parable of the blind men and the elephant (or, to be fair, the learned academics of specialised and discerning vision, and the elephant). Some resear...
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Knowledge, Numbers and the Northern Territory Intervention: Re-Conceptualising Facts in Remote Indigenous Australia (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)FACTS, LIFE AND THE NORTHERN TERRITORY INTERVENTION Let us begin in the remote North East Arnhem Land community I call Ngunhili, (2) as the Intervention is getting underway.
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Vale Postmodern Thanatogenics? Towards an Aesthetic Proto-Avant-Garde (Critical THEORY)
Traffic (Parkville)In augmenting the illusion of reality with moments of aesthetic alterity, the avantgarde serves its communities through representing to mass culture that which is uncanny, unconsci...
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Mind over Gut? Hypnotherapy and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (Medicine)
Traffic (Parkville)Almost two thousand years ago the Greek philosopher Aristotle (384323 BCE) was concerned with the connection between psychological processes and the underlying physiological phenom...
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A 'Flight from Reality'?: The Bolshevik Party, The New Economic Policy and Karl Mannheim's Theory of 'Utopian False-Consciousness' (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)In the winter of 1923, prior to his final and inexorable fall from grace within the Bolshevik Party, Leon Trotsky wrote a pamphlet entitled The New Course. Reflecting upon the 'pro...
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Molecular Biology of Brain Cancer (Clinical Report)
Traffic (Parkville)The most common form of brain cancer, glioblastoma, is also the most deadly. Despite modern treatment, survival is still generally less than a year; therefore new therapeutic appro...
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Where are You from?': Aborigines, 'Asians' and the Australian National Imaginary, 1901-2001 (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)The partitioning of 'the Indigene' and 'the immigrant' in dominant Australian ideologies and policies leaves the question of Aboriginal/ migrant relations virtually unexplored. The...
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Misplacing the Work of Mathew Jones in the Discourse of AIDS Activism (Art History) (Silence = Death and Call Now) (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)AIDS activists produced an array of campaigning imagery that was designed to educate and politicise in response to the homophobic representations of AIDS. In so doing, a very speci...
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The Idea of Empire in Mid-Century Science Fiction of the United States of America (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)Science fiction texts emanating from the United States of America in the midtwentieth century often take as a premise the existence of a humanled intergalactic empire. These texts ...
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Envisioning an Indulgence: Dracula (1897) & Van Helsing (2004) (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)This paper argues that a subtheme of proCatholicism exists in Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula. The only people who destroy the Count are a Catholic, protected by Catholic sacramen...
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What can Systems Theory Do for You?(Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)Criminology is interdisciplinary by nature, integrating social, psychological and legal theory often with a view to discovering the causes of crime, or perhaps (but no more straigh...
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The Best TV Reception in 'Melbourne': Fitzroy 'Low-Life' & the Invasion of the Renovator.
Traffic (Parkville)In the 1960s the innerMelbourne suburb of Fitzroy began a process of economic and social change, resulting in the dislocation of many longterm residents. Some people were shifted o...
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Seerstory (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)The indoor rivers became a pool around the library, a design that was supposed to encourage us to end up there whenever our thoughts gathered weight. I beached myself in that archi...
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Failure to Address Skewed Land Ownership in the Developing World (Case Study)
Traffic (Parkville)CONTESTATIONS AROUND LAND: THE BIGGER PICTURE Given that the agrarian sector remains predominant in the developing world, providing not only a significant portion of national in...
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Another Country (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. L P Hartley, The GoBetween. (1) At first glance, this quotation has the rather mothballed dignity of a platitude...
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Colonised Men, De-Colonised Sex (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)This article demonstrates the ways in which the writings of nineteenthcentury author and naval captain Pierre Loti pose an important challenge to contemporary understandings of col...
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Drag King: Camp Acts, Queer Bodies, Desiring Audiences (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)INTRODUCING THE PROJECT It was these sentences which captured me, and got me started on the train of thought that has now evolved into the writing before you. I was transfixed, mes...
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Weathering the Storm: A Tale of Timing, Loss and Learning (Cyclone Larry)
Traffic (Parkville)For two years I had focused on studying the lived experience of one environmental extremedrought; then I wandered into the aftermath of Cyclone Larry, a climatic force altogether m...
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Classified Daisies (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)A group of small unassuming daisies (Euchiton) is being investigated as there is confusion surrounding the differences between species. This project is investigating whether some p...
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Transitory Ghosts and Angels in the Photography of Francesca Woodman (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)In 2003 I was lucky enough to attend an exhibition of Francesca Woodman's photography from the late 1970s. I believe it was an occurrence of serendipity that I came to enter Edinbu...
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Queer Lust & Daily Anger.
Traffic (Parkville)Quotidian 1. Everyday, commonplace. 2. Recurring daily: in full quotidian fever (a fever recurring every day). Queer 1. an umbrella term used to incorporate nonnormative sexual pra...
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Burn What They should Not See': Family Secrets in A S Byatt's Possession (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)Randolph Henry Ash in A S Byatt's Possession attempts to manipulate public memory of him by burning his personal writings. (1) Ash believes that by destroying historical evidence h...
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Exposing the Failings of Our Betters: Bad Laws Don't Improve with Age (Supreme Court of Victoria: King V Smail, 1958) (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)A continuing tension exists between practising lawyers (practitioners and judges) who are unable to choose which cases make up their work and the academic gadflies who may cherrypi...
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Www.Yuricon.Org: 'for Women Who Like Their Women ... Animated' (Cultural STUDIES)
Traffic (Parkville)While fan communities are as old as popular culture itself, the Internet has provided perhaps unprecedented opportunity for legions of fans the world over to share their passions i...
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From Bangladesh to Phd: Wild Politics (Social Justice)
Traffic (Parkville)In this essay I show how I came to develop the concept of wild politics and how it applies to the primary production sector. The thesis sets out to explore the driving force of glo...
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Schizophrenics & Cyborgs: Interrogating 'Posthuman(Ist)' Subjectivity (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)The schizophrenic and the cyborg are postmodern icons who made their respective debuts in the AngloAmerican academy via two seminal articles of the mid1980s: Fredric Jameson's 'Pos...
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Does a Sweet Tasting Sugar Solution Reduce Pain During Blood Tests in Sick Babies?(Clinical Report)
Traffic (Parkville)Sick babies are unfortunately exposed to a large number of painful procedures during the course of their hospitalisation. Sweet tasting solutions have previously been shown to be e...
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Breaking Through? Obstacles & Opportunities for GLBTIQ Educators (Discussion)
Traffic (Parkville)featuring MICHAEL CROWHURST, 'JANE', DANIEL MARSHALL, BRONWYN MCMAHON, RAY MISSON & JOEL WINDLE INTRODUCTION
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Literature & Science: Paradigm Shifts Implicit in the Works of Goethe (Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe) (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)Literature and science have a closer relationship than may at first meet the eye. In this paper, the catalytic function of literature in effecting important new ways of seeing and ...
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All Beauty Must die': The Aesthetics of Murder, From Thomas de Quincey to Nick Cave.
Traffic (Parkville)Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album, possibly the most controversial piece of work in his oeuvre, is rarely (if ever) considered as a serious artistic work which significantly engages...
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Melodrama, Social Spectatorship and the Modern Social Problem Film (Essay) ("America: River's Edge", "Falling Down" and "Kids") (Critical Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)This article concerns research pertaining to my PhD, and is an attempt to apply a contractual reading to three recent examples of the social problem film in America: River's Edge (...
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Heroes Or Villains? Midwives, Nurses, And Maternity Care in Mid-Nineteenth Century Australia (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)RECEIVED AND REVISIONIST ACCOUNTS: A CONTEST It is fair to say that commonly held accounts of nineteenthcentury Australian maternity care history have condemned the role of fema...
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Something is Rotten in Blue Velvet ... an Exploration of David Lynch's Blue Velvet Via Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Traffic (Parkville)This article explores David Lynch's controversial 1986 film Blue Velvet, through its unexpected parallels with Shakespeare's Hamlet. The article lays out the narrative and symbolic...
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Watchful Eyes (Short Story)
Traffic (Parkville)Checked my blind spot and without indicating pulled out ... The Toyota was bought secondhand from a beatqueen called EzyNeil. He'd driven it around the usual suburban mantraps w...
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Doing the Right Thing (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)The existence of variations in how medicine is practised is well known to patients, doctors and health administrators. My paper opens with a description of a real clinical event (n...
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The Impact of Interactive Television (Itv) Trials on the Australian Television Industry, 1999-2005 (Report)
Traffic (Parkville)This article examines the conditions which follow the introduction of first iTV trials in Australia together with technological, business and legal aspects which have determined th...
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'Ticking the Faith Box': Reinterpreting the Place of Conservative Christianity in Australian Electoral Politics (Case Study)
Traffic (Parkville)Since the decline of sectarianism in postwar Australian society, Australian political culture has become increasingly characterised by its secularity. As tensions between Catholic ...
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You have to be Pleasing & Co-Operative': Australia's Vision Splendid for Post-World war II Migrants (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)This article examines the 'vision splendid' that existed for Australian migration following World War II. That vision (championed by the then Minister for Immigration, Arthur Calwe...
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The Fascination with Australian Ruins: Some Other Meanings of 'Lost Places' (Simmonston)
Traffic (Parkville)In the nineteenth century, European colonists looked to the Australian landscape and lamented its lack of 'ruins'. In the last hundred years, however, nationbuilders have been very...
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Writing the Lake Boga Failure (Lake Boga Mission Station, Victoria, Australia) (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)This article examines three people's interpretations of the events surrounding the 1856 closure of the Lake Boga mission station, a Moravianrun Aboriginal mission station in Northe...
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Sex & the State: Government Responses to Gay Marriage in France (Politics)
Traffic (Parkville)The announcement by Greens mayor and parliamentarian Noel Mamere in April 2004 that he intended to preside over the marriage of two men sparked heated debate in France. Mamere's su...
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Superbugs, Selenium & Free Radical Chemistry (Medicine)
Traffic (Parkville)Superbugs are bacteria that have evolved resistance to the antibiotics once used to treat the infections they caused. While they are of increasing concern to medicine, these microb...
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Oscar Wilde: A Celebrity in the Making (Essay)
Traffic (Parkville)Oscar Wilde has received much biographical attention, both popular and scholarly, since his death in 1900. With such interest in the figure of Wilde, one's initial feeling might be...