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Continuum (1995), Edition: Reprint, Paperback, 272 pages
Description
This study of the influences and roles of homosexual writers and themes in modern French literature examines how views of homosexuality are polarized between negative self-hatred (Proust) and positive idealization (Gide and the Blarney Group). Because the nature of identity is a key theme in 20th-century French literature, the quest for understanding sexual identities and self-image is an integral focus for the contemporary writers cited here.
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272 p.; 8.49 inches
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0304327050 / 9780304327058
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