The Picture of Dorian Gray ­ Seminar Paper

Paper details:

Dorian Gray goes through a number of changes in the book, but it’s arguable that his character or his actual
nature doesn’t really change that much. In this essay, develop an argument about whether or not Dorian develops
as a character.
Focus on the moral sense of the main character. Has mortality achieved its purpose against aestheticism and the
value of art? … And Does Dorian’s moral system change or does it remain static? How do Dorian’s appearance
and the appearance of his portrait support that argument? (He rots on the inside yet remains beautiful on the
outside).
**note: Use these secondary sources to view and contradict Wilde’s opinion on art and mortality.
­ William Pater ­ The History of The Renaissance.
­ Mathew Arnold ­ The Function of criticism.
­ Oscar Wilde ­ the critic as an artist.
And another 4 different sources of your choosing to support the essay and the ideas presented.
This essay needs to be 100% original. If you add a phrase or the smallest sentence from a different source,
please notify me or add it to the citation list.(it is crucial that this paper nÕÉ≠†Њ†eeds to be 100% original).