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"After all, what is a good lie? Quite simply, it proves itself."
In this work, Wilde touched on many subjects and used deep meanings, based on art. In order not to get bored while reading this book, which generally proceeds in a conversational tone, you need to be familiar with works of art, movements, general authors and partly politics.
Wilde, who puts Life and Literature on the basis of art, creates conflict in dialogue while presenting radical theses. My personal opinion is to skim it and give it a chance, but I cannot say that it is a book that lends itself well to the general idea.
