Love’s coming-of-age Love’s coming-of-age

Love’s coming-of-age

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Edward Carpenter was known in his time as a socialist scholar, poet, social and critical reformer, and today is remembered for his battles in favor of sexual rights. In his essay Love’s coming-of-age, Carpenter puts great emphasis on women’s rights, and includes a major chapter, “The intermediate sex”, which later in 1908 would have come out as a book in its own right. And it is in the book The intermediate sex that Carpenter coined the expression “homogenous love”, associating it with men with a “kind and emotional” character, since the word "homosexuality" invented by Karoly Maria Benkert in 1868 and “uranism” patented by Karl Heinrich Ulrichs in 1864 did not satisfy him too much.

GÉNERO
Salud, mente y cuerpo
PUBLICADO
2019
10 de junio
IDIOMA
EN
Inglés
EXTENSIÓN
168
Páginas
EDITORIAL
Youcanprint
VENTAS
StreetLib Srl
TAMAÑO
398.5
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