Oscar Wilde And The Relationship Between The Problem Of The Twentieth Century Irish Literature, Art And Reality

In the middle of the nineteenth century England aestheticism movement is the outcome of the modern western cultural transformation, is a kind of new cultural value system for building the positive attempt. Although the duration of the campaign is not long, but its influence is formidable, to some extent, can create a western modernist literature. The art of aestheticism has set up independent flags, but also for contemporary literary theory of the 20th century was initially established a theoretical basis. Irish Oscar Wilde's a representative figure of the movement, his aesthetic ideas are often regarded as the posterity of aestheticism representative. The twentieth century after the Wilde, Irish literature achieved unprecedented prosperity emerged, including George Bernard Shaw, Joyce, Yeats, Beckett, a large number of the influence of the writer, due to their different style, also involves more than poetry, drama and fiction, therefore, of the 20th century to the Irish literature comparative study of 20th century to understanding the whole situation of Irish literature, but also to study the 20th century western literature has the extremely vital significance. Based on the "art and reality" relationship problems as the breakthrough point, in-depth study of aestheticism, and make a comparative research on the view of "art and reality" relationship problem between Wilde and Bernard Shaw, Joyce these two representative Irish writers to discuss the value of Wilde's aesthetics and the influence to the Irish literature of the 20th century. At the same time, it is also a very meaningful research to the similarity and differences of Irish literature of the 20th century. And also discusses the general tendency of the aesthetic views in Irish literature of the 20th century.