The House of Pomegranates
eng. A House of Pomegranates · 1891
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Interesting Facts
- «The House of Pomegranates» is a collection of fairy tales that stands out from traditional children's stories with its depth and philosophical undertones.
- The tales in the collection often explore themes of love, sacrifice, and beauty, making them relevant for adult readers.
- The collection includes the story «The Young King», which explores the theme of power and responsibility, showing how a young ruler realizes the weight of his position.
- The tale «The Birthday of the Infanta» from this collection raises questions about appearance and inner beauty, as well as cruelty and compassion.
- Oscar Wilde uses symbolism and allegories in his tales, allowing readers to find deeper meanings and interpretations.
- The collection «The House of Pomegranates» was published in 1891 and became Wilde's second collection of fairy tales after «The Happy Prince and Other Tales».
Date of publication: 29 January 2025
Updated: 2 July 2025
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Genre: Classical literature
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