Nabokov blurs boundaries between aestheticism and morality to inoculate readers against Humbert Humbert’s paedophilia and solipsism, whereas Wilde uses aestheticism to elucidate Dorian Gray’s vanity.
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The intersection of morality and aestheticism…
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Nabokov blurs boundaries between aestheticism and morality to inoculate readers against Humbert Humbert’s paedophilia and solipsism, whereas Wilde uses aestheticism to elucidate Dorian Gray’s vanity.