Courtly desire and medieval homophobia : the legitimation of sexual pleasure in Cleanness and its contexts /
In the first comprehensive study of Cleanness and its medieval contexts, Elizabeth B. Keiser shows how this fourteenth-century religious poem legitimates erotic pleasure as natural apart from procreative justification and thus represents a unique moment in Western culture. She argues that Cleanness...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés Middle English |
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New Haven, Conn. :
Yale University Press,
©1997.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. The Narrative Theology of Cleanness and the Aesthetic Ethics of Thomas Aquinas
- 2. Homophobic Wrath and Paradisal Pleasure
- 3. Educating Love: Nature as Sexual Norm in Cleanness and Alain's Complaint
- 4. The Sexual Ethics of Cleanness and Thomas Aquinas on Temperance
- 5. Revising the Complaint: Desire in the Roman as Context for Cleanness
- 6. Privileging the Feminine: Courtly Revisions of Masculinity
- 7. Homosocial Bondings with God and Christ
- 8. Theopoetic Coherence: Cleanness among Its Manuscript Companions.