Titlebook: Catholic Figures, Queer Narratives; Lowell Gallagher,Frederick S. Roden,Patricia Julia Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Confessing Stephen: the Nostalgic Erotics of Catholicism in ,It is not very difficult to read between the lines. Wilde seems to have had some good intentions in writing it — some wish to put himself before the world — but the book is rather crowded with lies and epigrams. If he had had the courage to develop the allusions in the book it might have been better

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,“Uncovenanted Joys”: Catholicism, Sapphism, and Cambridge Ritualist Theory in Hope Mirrlees’ ,er configuration of these paradigms is conducted under the aegis of the theory of tragedy developed by her partner, classicist Jane Harrison, in collaboration with fellow Cambridge Ritualist Gilbert Murray. By writing the story of her lesbian protagonist Madeleine as tragedy with a capital T, Mirrle

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,The Feminized Priest and the Female Outsider: Catholicism and Sexuality in Willa Cather’s ,w World took a decidedly religious turn. In . (1927), Roman Catholicism becomes a major theme, and spiritual beliefs and values become important touchstones of cultural tension and transformation. Based on the lives of Frs. Machebeuf and Lamy, two of the first French missionary priests in New Mexico

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,“A Twitch Upon the Thread”: Revisiting ,troduced near the end of Book I. Cordelia, the youngest sister of the Flyte family, explains to protagonist Charles Ryder that her family haven’t had a particularly good track record as Catholics; her father, her brother Sebastian, and her sister Julia have all left the faith:.Cordelia is described

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The Altar of the Soul: Sexuality and Spirituality in the Works of Julien Green,es to all but scholars of French literature. This is some-what ironic, given that the themes he treated during his career, which spanned the entire twentieth century, are either universal (like religion and sexuality), or distinctly American (like the Civil War and the Southern United States). Altho

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,: Animal, Animality, Animalisation,iry. They maintained that natural knowledge came from unaided natural reason, and that supernatural knowledge was known when God decided to reveal it.. The implications of this encyclical were consider-able, for it brought about a renewed stress on the study of Scholastic philosophy, accompanied by

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An FBM Grammar of Dimensional ModellingIn fact, Gothic fiction offered a testing ground for many unauthorized genders and sexualities, including sodomy, tribadism, romantic friendship (male and female), incest, pedophilia, sadism, masochism, necrophilia, cannibalism, masculinized females, feminized males, miscegenation, and so on. In thi