Influential LGBTQ+ Works of the Nineteenth Century
Influential LGBTQ+ Works of the Nineteenth Century
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Book Summary
About the Book: Influential LGBTQ+ Works of the Nineteenth Century The nineteenth century brought sweeping changes, from industrialization to social reform movements, yet queerness remained taboo. While societal norms often dictated secrecy, a brave subculture of writers, artists, and thinkers explored themes of gender, sexuality, and identity. Ranging from Joseph Sheridan Le Fanus horror novella Carmilla, which pioneered the lesbian vampire trope, to Edward Carpenters advocacy for gay rights in Homogenic Love and Its Place in a Free Society, this Dover original anthology of essays, fiction, and poetry presents literary insights into the ways six authors represented the queer community, often at significant personal risk. Other
ISBN-13
9780486855455
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Dover Publications
Publishing Date
2025-12-16
Total Pages
144

Influential LGBTQ+ Works of the Nineteenth Century

by Walt Whitman (Author),
Dover Publications (Publisher)
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Book Summary
About the Book: Influential LGBTQ+ Works of the Nineteenth Century The nineteenth century brought sweeping changes, from industrialization to social reform movements, yet queerness remained taboo. While societal norms often dictated secrecy, a brave subculture of writers, artists, and thinkers explored themes of gender, sexuality, and identity. Ranging from Joseph Sheridan Le Fanus horror novella Carmilla, which pioneered the lesbian vampire trope, to Edward Carpenters advocacy for gay rights in Homogenic Love and Its Place in a Free Society, this Dover original anthology of essays, fiction, and poetry presents literary insights into the ways six authors represented the queer community, often at significant personal risk. Other
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9780486855455
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Dover Publications
Publishing Date
2025-12-16
Total Pages
144