David Walton is senior lecturer and coordinator of cultural studies at the University of Murcia.

• AcknowledgmentsPreface: The Accidental BookChapter One: The Wilde-Angle LensChapter Two: The Exposure of Private Parts: Ontology and the Fashioning of ‘De Profundis’Chapter Three: Sentencing Wilde; Wilde on Trial: the Gay ScienceChapter Four: Man of Letters: Trials, Politics and ‘Homotextuality’Chapter Five: Fashioning Wilde in the Space of the OtherChapter Six: An Author AuthoredChapter Seven: Doing Time: Wilde chronotopes and a Poetics of SpaceChapter Eight: Sentencing a Self in the Future: the Chronotope of Future TimeChapter Nine: Fashioning Wilde as Intertextual ManChapter Ten: From the multiplication of social voices to Christ on the Wilde sideChapter Eleven: Playtex(i)t: A DialogueReferencesAbout the Author

In the first book-length study of Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis, David Walton has produced something that should be of serious interest to all students of literary and cultural studies: a wonderfully focused and theoretically rich, textual and historical analysis, that has much to teach us all.

David Walton is senior lecturer and coordinator of cultural studies at the University of Murcia.

• AcknowledgmentsPreface: The Accidental BookChapter One: The Wilde-Angle LensChapter Two: The Exposure of Private Parts: Ontology and the Fashioning of ‘De Profundis’Chapter Three: Sentencing Wilde; Wilde on Trial: the Gay ScienceChapter Four: Man of Letters: Trials, Politics and ‘Homotextuality’Chapter Five: Fashioning Wilde in the Space of the OtherChapter Six: An Author AuthoredChapter Seven: Doing Time: Wilde chronotopes and a Poetics of SpaceChapter Eight: Sentencing a Self in the Future: the Chronotope of Future TimeChapter Nine: Fashioning Wilde as Intertextual ManChapter Ten: From the multiplication of social voices to Christ on the Wilde sideChapter Eleven: Playtex(i)t: A DialogueReferencesAbout the Author

In the first book-length study of Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis, David Walton has produced something that should be of serious interest to all students of literary and cultural studies: a wonderfully focused and theoretically rich, textual and historical analysis, that has much to teach us all.

David Walton is senior lecturer and coordinator of cultural studies at the University of Murcia.

• AcknowledgmentsPreface: The Accidental BookChapter One: The Wilde-Angle LensChapter Two: The Exposure of Private Parts: Ontology and the Fashioning of ‘De Profundis’Chapter Three: Sentencing Wilde; Wilde on Trial: the Gay ScienceChapter Four: Man of Letters: Trials, Politics and ‘Homotextuality’Chapter Five: Fashioning Wilde in the Space of the OtherChapter Six: An Author AuthoredChapter Seven: Doing Time: Wilde chronotopes and a Poetics of SpaceChapter Eight: Sentencing a Self in the Future: the Chronotope of Future TimeChapter Nine: Fashioning Wilde as Intertextual ManChapter Ten: From the multiplication of social voices to Christ on the Wilde sideChapter Eleven: Playtex(i)t: A DialogueReferencesAbout the Author

In the first book-length study of Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis, David Walton has produced something that should be of serious interest to all students of literary and cultural studies: a wonderfully focused and theoretically rich, textual and historical analysis, that has much to teach us all.