This understanding of the boundaries that existed in Renaissance culture must be explored before we can apply contemporary texts and productions and ask of them whether they conform, oppose or are ambivalent towards the structures and practises that they comment upon. ... Does it become easier for a contemporary audience to see it as a homoerotic one? ... It may well be that we are are to allude that this is a sodomitical relationship and that issues of censorship only allow the author to make the allusion through implication and couching it in an acceptable discourse of gentlemanly friend...

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The authors had similar arguments in that Dr. ... While both authors had their fair share of strong points, I took slight issue with both. ... He writes Jekyll is "very concerned with the judgment or condemnation that could be given by contemporary culture and law, precisely as in the case of many late- Victorian homosexuals" (26). ...

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Very seldom is there comparison and research on both lesbianism and drag culture. Choosing to research these topics presented a topic that is interesting and not widely discussed in a cultural perspective. In this paper, the two groups will be divided, yet combined to show the comparisons as they bo...

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The purpose of this paper is to defend the rights of homosexual couples to marry, have children, and enjoy the same rights that the constitution states for heterosexual couples. People question whether same sex marriage should be legal and whether homosexual couples should have the same rights as he...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate