Secret Selves: Confession and Same-sex Desire in Victorian AutobiographyFocusing on the representation of same-sex desire in Victorian autobiographical writing, Oliver Buckton offers readings of works by influential figures in late-19th-century literature and culture. Combining research, historical analysis, and contemporary theories of autobiography, gender and sexual identity, he provides studies of confessional narratives by Edward Carpenter, John Henry Newman, John Addington Symonds, Oscar Wilde, and, in an epilogue, E.M. Forster. |
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Page 127
... represents a decisive victory for Jack , who will henceforth be in control of events , and the remainder of the original play revolves around the discovery of his identity ( and , as Glavin doesn't mention , it is Jack , rather than ...
... represents a decisive victory for Jack , who will henceforth be in control of events , and the remainder of the original play revolves around the discovery of his identity ( and , as Glavin doesn't mention , it is Jack , rather than ...
Page 209
... represents the emergence of his own " strange de- sires " and his frustrated attempts to comprehend them . me Forster's ... represented . Mr. Emerson's argu- ment that " you can transmute love , ignore it , muddle it , but you can never ...
... represents the emergence of his own " strange de- sires " and his frustrated attempts to comprehend them . me Forster's ... represented . Mr. Emerson's argu- ment that " you can transmute love , ignore it , muddle it , but you can never ...
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... represented by the sudden self - insight or sexual epiphany between men or between a man and a woman — and the ... represents Forster's literary representation of the liber- ating , democratic same - sex desire envisioned by Carpenter ...
... represented by the sudden self - insight or sexual epiphany between men or between a man and a woman — and the ... represents Forster's literary representation of the liber- ating , democratic same - sex desire envisioned by Carpenter ...
Contents
Defacing Oscar Wilde | 107 |
The Hidden Agenda of Edward Carpenters | 161 |
Sexual Reconstruction in E M Forsters Secret Fictions | 206 |
Copyright | |
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