Out of the Past: Gay and Lesbian History from 1869 to the PresentAlyson Books, 2006 - 677 ページ In 'Out of the Past' Neil Miller presents a history of gay and lesbian life and culture that ranges from the time of Oscar Wilde up to the first gay marriage in San Francisco in 2004. |
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... culture in negative terms . Homosexuality was viewed as " the white man's disease . " The berdache were perceived as deviant - both in their sexual behavior and in their cross- dressing . They began to die out . This was true even among ...
... culture in negative terms . Homosexuality was viewed as " the white man's disease . " The berdache were perceived as deviant - both in their sexual behavior and in their cross- dressing . They began to die out . This was true even among ...
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... culture . By intensi- fying the repression of English society , this and other home front culture wars , " helped create a post - war sub - culture of outsiders , composed of an odd mixture of persons - opponents of the war , artists ...
... culture . By intensi- fying the repression of English society , this and other home front culture wars , " helped create a post - war sub - culture of outsiders , composed of an odd mixture of persons - opponents of the war , artists ...
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... culture represented a transition stage in the evolution of lesbian identity . Earlier in the century - under the influence of the sexologists - homosexuality was viewed as a matter of gender inversion , they note . Homosexuality had ...
... culture represented a transition stage in the evolution of lesbian identity . Earlier in the century - under the influence of the sexologists - homosexuality was viewed as a matter of gender inversion , they note . Homosexuality had ...
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