Encyclopedia of Homosexuality: A-LWayne R. Dynes, Warren Johansson, William A. Percy Garland Pub., 1990 - 1484 pagini Summarizes, interrelates, and synthesizes recent scholarship on male and female homosexuality and bisexuality, and, reaching beyond questions of physical sexuality, examines the effects of homophilia and homophobia on literature, art, religion, science, law, philosophy, society, and history. Some 770 articles provide interdisciplinary, transhistorical, and cross-cultural analyses, with the main focus on individuals--of whatever sexual orientation--who have influenced responses to homosexual behavior. Comprehensively indexed and thoroughly cross-referenced. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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... human beings , and therefore serves as a yardstick to determine our " naturalness , " has been dubbed " animali- tarianism " by the historian of ideas George Boas . The Greek writer Plutarch ( second century of our era ) has a fanciful ...
... human beings , and therefore serves as a yardstick to determine our " naturalness , " has been dubbed " animali- tarianism " by the historian of ideas George Boas . The Greek writer Plutarch ( second century of our era ) has a fanciful ...
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... human institutions . As this example shows , the Enlightenment was concerned not only with lifting the burden of inherited irrationality , but with propos- ing new devices of social control , ones which , by virtue of their good ...
... human institutions . As this example shows , the Enlightenment was concerned not only with lifting the burden of inherited irrationality , but with propos- ing new devices of social control , ones which , by virtue of their good ...
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... human society has been ascribed to a single indi- vidual . Some Greek writers held that same- sex relations among men had been devised and spread by Orpheus , perhaps as a result of his disappointment over the loss of Eurydice . In this ...
... human society has been ascribed to a single indi- vidual . Some Greek writers held that same- sex relations among men had been devised and spread by Orpheus , perhaps as a result of his disappointment over the loss of Eurydice . In this ...
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