Gay men's literature in the twentieth century
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Gay men's literature in the twentieth century
Macmillan, 1993
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内容説明
This study of 20th-century-gay (male) creative writing was conceived from an anti-heterosexist viewpoint. Unlike much mainstream academic criticism, which has as its starting point the idea that homosexuality is sick and depraved, or both, Mark Lilly identifies society's homophobia as the central problem. In addition to an extensive opening chapter, analyzing the assumptions of conventional literary criticism, there are individual chapters on Cavafy, Forster, World War I poets, Genet, Williams, Mishima, Baldwin, Orton, Isherwood, Holleran and Leavitt.
目次
- The homophobic academy
- the legacy of Byron and Wilde
- the poems of Constantine Cavafy
- "Maurice", E.M. Forster
- the love poetry of World War I
- the autobiographical works, J. Genet
- the plays of Tennessee Williams
- "Confessions of a Mask", Y. Mishima
- "Another Country" and "Giovanni's Room", J. Baldwin
- the plays of Joe Orton
- "A Single Man", C. Isherwood
- "Dancer from the Dance" and "Nights in Aruba", A. Holleran
- "The Lost Language of Cranes", D. Leavitt.
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