Queer Chivalry Medievalism And The Myth Of White Masculinity In Southern Literature Pugh by Pugh, Tison instant download after payment.

ix, 224 pages ; 23 cm, Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-217) and index, Introduction: Southern history, mythic white masculinity, and queering the medieval chivalric ideal -- Dialectical history, white Indians, and queer anxiety in Mark Twain's A Connecticut yankee in King Arthur's court -- Medieval masculinity, Southern chivalry, and redemptive homosexuality in Flannery O'Connor's fiction -- \"It's prolly fulla dirty stories\": queer masculinity and masturbatory allegory in John Kennedy Toole's A confederacy of dunces -- \"I am the lost cause\": queer history, the Southern phallus, and the quest for medieval timelessness in Robert Penn Warren's A place to come to -- \"The Sir Walter disease\" and queer quests for masculinity in Walker Percy's novels -- Conclusion: Ellen Gilchrist's the annunciation and the queer future of chivalric masculinities