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Before Pornography Erotic Writing In Early Modern England Ian Frederick Moulton

Name: Before Pornography Erotic Writing In Early Modern England Ian Frederick Moulton
SKU: BELL-1703272
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.16 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Ian Frederick Moulton

ISBN: 9780195137095, 9780195179828, 9780195180466, 9781423722182, 0195137094, 019517982X, 0195180461, 1423722183

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Before Pornography Erotic Writing In Early Modern England Ian Frederick Moulton by Ian Frederick Moulton 9780195137095, 9780195179828, 9780195180466, 9781423722182, 0195137094, 019517982X, 0195180461, 1423722183 instant download after payment.

Before Pornography explores the relationship between erotic writing, masculinity, and national identity in Renaissance England. Drawing on both manuscripts and printed texts, and incorporating insights from modern feminist theory and queer studies, the book argues that pornography is a historical phenomenon: while the representation of sexual activity exists in nearly all cultures, pornography does not. The book includes analyses of the social significance of eroticism in such canonical texts as Sidney's Defense of Poesy and Spenser's Faerie Queene.