Sodomy and Interpretation: Marlowe to MiltonA wide-ranging account of the significance of sodomy in the rich discourse of early modern England from 1590 to 1660. The author sets for a challenging reinterpretation of the historicity of homosexuality, reading a variety of Renaissance texts in the light of the work of such contemporary theorists as Foucault, Kristeva, Deleuze, Guattari, Hocquenghem, Derrida, and Althusser. -- adapted from back cover |
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... experience emerge . The preface to the trial describes " the Develish and Unnatural Sin of Buggery " and claims that “ this sin [ is ] being now Translated from the Sadomit- ical Original , or from the Turkish and Italian Copies into ...
... experience emerge . The preface to the trial describes " the Develish and Unnatural Sin of Buggery " and claims that “ this sin [ is ] being now Translated from the Sadomit- ical Original , or from the Turkish and Italian Copies into ...
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... social artifact during its own time is discussed fluently in Richard Helgerson , The Elizabethan Prodigals ( Berkeley , 1976 ) , pp . 125-127 . But when by the balance of experience it was found [ 162 ] Sodomy and Interpretation.
... social artifact during its own time is discussed fluently in Richard Helgerson , The Elizabethan Prodigals ( Berkeley , 1976 ) , pp . 125-127 . But when by the balance of experience it was found [ 162 ] Sodomy and Interpretation.
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... experience wherein we are con- tinually able to read the sodomite but are never quite sure if we should . The Shakespearian sodomite , then , might best be thought of in the poet's own words : it is " one thing " but , to the poet's ...
... experience wherein we are con- tinually able to read the sodomite but are never quite sure if we should . The Shakespearian sodomite , then , might best be thought of in the poet's own words : it is " one thing " but , to the poet's ...
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References to this book
Homosexual Desire in Shakespeare's England: A Cultural Poetics Bruce R. Smith No preview available - 1995 |