Chapter Five: The Nature Boy and the Tomboy Muse: Realism, Naturalism, and Unnature.
Chapter five of the book "Nature Boys: Camp Discourse in American Literature from Whitman to Wharton" is presented. It explores on the works of Charles Warren Stoddard and Frank Norris, which details concepts related to same-sex relationships, gender issues and the difference between manliness and w...
| Publicado en: | Nature Boys: Camp Discourse in American Literature from Whitman to Wharton pp. 123 - 162 |
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| Formato: | Capítulo de libro |
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Peter Lang Group
2003
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| Sumario: | Chapter five of the book "Nature Boys: Camp Discourse in American Literature from Whitman to Wharton" is presented. It explores on the works of Charles Warren Stoddard and Frank Norris, which details concepts related to same-sex relationships, gender issues and the difference between manliness and womanliness. Works discussed include "The Octopus," "For the Pleasure of His Company" and "The Eyes," all of which portrayed homosexuals, stereotyping and community of same-sex relationship. |
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