Graham Robb Strangers

homosexual love in the 19th century

A sweeping and compelling history of homosexuality in the nineteenth century, taking in both Europe and America. The three part work is divided up by theme. The first part deals with the treatment of homosexuals, both male and female, by the rest of society - from doctors to law-makers and mothers. Part two describes the lives and loves of gay men and women, and the beginnings of the early gay rights movement. And in the last part Robb writes on crucial aspects of gay culture, from high-brow to pornographic,...

Non-fictie

Engels | 341 pagina's | Picador, London [etc.] | 2003

Gedrukt boek