Résumé
Oscar Wilde’s only novel follows the dazzling Dorian Gray, whose portrait bears the marks of age and corruption while he remains outwardly young. Brilliant, unsettling, and rich in paradox, the story explores beauty, influence, conscience, art, and the price of a life devoted to appearances.
This distinctive J. ADV reader’s edition preserves the complete text and adds original editorial material for students and general readers: a historical introduction, focused chapter notes, a character map, themes and symbols, a practical glossary, study and discussion questions, and an illustrated frontispiece. Elegant A5 typography, balanced margins, running heads, and careful page design support comfortable sustained reading.