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Dialogue and Deviance

Name: Dialogue and Deviance
Brand: Palgrave USA
SKU: 10955317
Price: 58.43 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: R. STURGES
ISBN: 9780312230692

R. STURGES

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 10955317

Publishers Palgrave USA, March 2005

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This book traces the historical relationship between male-male erotic desire and the genre of literary or philosophical dialogue. It describes three literary-philosophical traditions, each of which originates in a different Platonic dialogue whose subsequent influence can be traced, first, through the Roman and medieval periods; second, through the Renaissance and Enlightenment periods; and, finally, through the modern and postmodern periods. Sturges demonstrates that various forms of erotic deviance have been differently valued in these different periods and cultures, and that dialogue has consistently proven to be the genre of choice for expressing these changing values. This study provides a valuable historical perspective on current debates over the place of homosexuality in modern Western culture.