Set in the library of a house in Picadilly overlooking Green Park, one character claims that the difference between literature and journalism is that journalism is unreadable and literature isn't read and Gilbert then suggests that the Greeks were a nation of the title profession as evidenced by the badly written, yet perfectly tempered Poetics by Aristotle.
One character asks if he could play a Dvorak fantasy, to which another responds that "music is far too indefinite," but is glad that it sounds nothing like German. Set in the library of a house in Picadilly overlooking Green Park, one character claims that the difference between literature and journalism is that journalism is unreadable and literature isn't read and Gilbert then suggests that the Greeks were a nation of the title profession as evidenced by the badly written, yet perfectly tempered Poetics by Aristotle. This work argues that the product of the first title profession should count and be judged along similar lines as the second title profession's work. Subtitled "With Some Important Remarks upon the Importance of Doing Nothing," for 10 points, name this work of meta-criticism in the form of a dialogue between Gilbert and Earnest, by Oscar Wilde.
One character asks if he could play a Dvorak fantasy, to which another responds that "music is far too indefinite," but is glad that it sounds nothing like German.
“The {Critic} as {Artist}”