Great Anarchists 5, Oscar Wilde (A6)
“Can anarchists also lay claim to Wilde? The Soul of Man Under Socialism, the essay he published in 1891, usually puts him in the anarchist frame, typically as a kind of individualist.” Oscar Wilde the anarchist!? a text by Ruth Kinna and cover art is by Clifford Harper.
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