From the Epic of Gilgamh to the poems of Allen Gsberg and gay lerature of the 1980s and '90s, The Columbia Anthology of Gay Lerature draws together hundreds of texts om Wtern lerary history that scribe experienc of love, iendship, timacy, sire, and sex among men. Spanng more than two lennia, om ancient Mopotamia to the late twentieth century, this anthology brgs together the bt-known texts of gay male wrg such as the poetry of Martial and Walt Whman, and excerpts om E.M. Forster's Mrice, as well as om lser known works such as neteenth-century English homoerotic poetry and selectns om two early Amerin novels of homosexual love - Joseph and His Friend and Imre. In The Columbia Anthology rears bee acquated wh the early bonds of male pannship found Homer's wrgs on Zs and Ganyme, and wh the homoerotic poetry of Catull and Juvenal. From Shakpeare's Sons to the philosophy of Sa, to the polil wrgs of Edmund Whe, this anthology trac a multifaceted tradn.
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In the three s sce New York Cy's Stonewall rebelln, gay lerature has explod as a distctive form of cultural exprsn. At the same time, gay wrers and scholars have begun earnt the search for a lerary history long nied by the refal to regnize homosexual love as an tegral part of Wtern lerature.
Yet to date, no sgle volume has brought together the full range of poetry, fictn, says, and tobgraphy that portray love between the Epic of Gilgamh to the poems of Allen Gsberg and gay lerature of the 1980s and '90s, The Columbia Anthology of Gay Lerature draws together hundreds of texts om Wtern lerary history that scribe experienc of love, iendship, timacy, sire, and sex among men. Spanng more than two lennia, om ancient Mopotamia to the late twentieth century, this anthology brgs together the bt-known texts of gay male wrg such as the poetry of Martial and Walt Whman, and excerpts om E.
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Forster's Mrice, as well as om lser known works such as neteenth-century English homoerotic poetry and selectns om two early Amerin novels of homosexual love—Joseph and His Friend and The Columbia Anthology rears bee acquated wh the early bonds of male pannship found Homer's wrgs on Zs and Ganyme, and wh the homoerotic poetry of Catull and Juvenal. Arranged chronologilly, sectns are supplemented by illumatg troductory says; many dividual piec clu background mentary on the wrer and the a landmark to the endurg spir of gay wrers, this llectn is an sential addn to the library of anyone searchg for the historil foundatns of gay inti. Wh s excellent annotatns and suggtns for further readg, The Columbia Anthology of Gay Lerature will also serve as an valuable rource to stunts and scholars need of a gui to a massive body of lerature that has long been hidn, ignored, or misreprented.
The llectn is large enough to provi disveri and pleasur for rears wishg to troduce themselv to a wi span of gay male texts. Superbly nceived and eded, this anthology functns as a source pann to Gregory Wood's brilliant History of Gay Lerature...
He is the edor of Hidn Herage: History and the Gay Imagatn, and thor of Mascule Landsp: Walt Whman and the Homoerotic Text; A Road to Stonewall: Homosexualy and Homophobia English and Amerin Lerature; and Homophobia: A History, which will appear later this year. The Columbia Anthology of Gay Lerature Paperback – June 15, 2001 In the three s sce New York Cy's Stonewall rebelln, gay lerature has explod as a distctive form of cultural exprsn. Forster's Mrice, as well as om lser known works such as neteenth-century English homoerotic poetry and selectns om two early Amerin novels of homosexual love―Joseph and His Friend and The Columbia Anthology rears bee acquated wh the early bonds of male pannship found Homer's wrgs on Zs and Ganyme, and wh the homoerotic poetry of Catull and Juvenal.
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The Columbia Anthology of Gay Lerature by Byrne R. S. Fone, 1998, Columbia Universy Prs edn, English * columbia anthology of gay literature *
From the Epic of Gilgamh to the poems of Allen Gsberg and gay lerature of the 1980s and '90s, The Columbia Anthology of Gay Lerature draws together hundreds of texts om Wtern lerary history that scribe experienc of love, iendship, timacy, sire, and sex among men. Forster's Mrice, as well as om lser known works such as neteenth-century English homoerotic poetry and selectns om two early Amerin novels of homosexual love―Joseph and His Friend and Imre.
In The Columbia Anthology rears bee acquated wh the early bonds of male pannship found Homer's wrgs on Zs and Ganyme, and wh the homoerotic poetry of Catull and Juvenal.
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As a landmark to the endurg spir of gay wrers, this llectn is an sential addn to the library of anyone searchg for the historil foundatns of gay inti.
Forster's Mrice, as well as om lser known works such as neteenth-century English homoerotic poetry and selectns om two early Amerin novels of homosexual love - Joseph and His Friend and Imre. Om A problem morn ethics / John Addgton Symonds -- om Homogenic love / Edward Carpenter -- Teleny / attributed to Osr Wil and others -- om The prit and the alyte / John Francis Bloxam -- om Sexual versn / Havelock Ellis; John Addgton Symonds.
The torso / Robert Dunn -- Pag om an abandoned journal / Gore Vidal -- om The homosexual Ameri / Donald Webster Cory [Edward Sagar] -- Lebanon; Homosexualy / Fran O'Hara -- A supermarket California; Chanc R; Please master / Allen Gsberg -- A poem for cksuckers / John Wieners -- om Naked lunch / William Burroughs -- om Cy of night / John Rechy -- Pornographic poem / John Grno -- Fat honey; Do you wonr why I am sleepy; From rivers, and om the earth self / Jam Purdy. Gay love and the movi / Ralph Pomeroy -- The gay poet; Explanatn / William Barber -- Only silly faggots know; I have this visn of madns / Perry Brass -- I'm not a man / Harold Norse -- Street stctns at the crotch / Edward Field -- Surgery / Kenh Pchford -- After hearg heterosexual poets October 1974: what seems like to wre a male homosexual love poem now / Joseph Cady -- I remember / Joe Braard.
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Power of one; Some of wear pk triangl / Walta Borawski -- The polil vobulary of homosexulay / Edmund Whe -- Dream of the artfairy / Carl Morse -- Curg homosexualy / Jim Everhard -- Guilt, sire and love / Jam Baldw. xxxvii, 829 pag; 24 cmFrom the Epic of Gilgamh to the poems of Allen Gsberg and gay lerature of the 1980s and '90s, The Columbia Anthology of Gay Lerature draws together hundreds of texts om Wtern lerary history that scribe experienc of love, iendship, timacy, sire, and sex among men.
Forster's Mrice, as well as om lser known works such as neteenth-century English homoerotic poetry and selectns om two early Amerin novels of homosexual love -- Joseph and His Friend and Imre. Gay and Lbian Studi is by nature cross-disciplary, verg a wi range of tellectual bas: lerature, history, relign, psychology, soclogy, philosophy, anthropology, medice, law, fe arts, and others.
Dpe the prence of large numbers of homosexuals New York Cy and other urban centers the Uned Stat and throughout the world, their history has often been neglected or margalized, a ttimony to the hibg factors of legal rtrictns on certa forms of sexual nduct, the lack of anizatn among gay men and lbians, and the unwillgns of the larger society to regnize the value and mer of different forms of erotic and affectnal exprsn. The term "uranian" was nsired, but failed to fd favor and was replaced by words such as "homosexual" and "homophile, " arbrary nstctns which, though workable, have been emed too clil some quarters. Although the pneers of the gay rights movement are ld by civil libertarians and activists for their ntributn to the polil and social liberatn of homosexuals, they are also signifint for their ncern regnizg the importance of llectg and prervg materials relatg to homosexuals and their vehicl of self-exprsn and intifitn.
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Gay and Lbian Studi is by nature cross-disciplary, verg a wi range of tellectual bas: lerature, history, relign, psychology, soclogy, philosophy, anthropology, medice, law, fe arts, and others. Rourc this subject area may be found nearly every divisn of the Rearch Librari. This gui offers multiple trajectori to this richly varied * columbia anthology of gay literature *
Yet this nascent attempt at intifyg and llectg materials relatg to the homosexual experience was self hibed and circumscribed by the need of many lbians and gay men to lead hidn liv, fearful that self-disclosure would rult a loss of employment or legal difficulti. Of urse, this very secrecy has ma rearch strategi to the area of gay studi problematic, wh scholars eher attemptg to tu meangs not overtly exprsed historil rerds or employg materials (such as urt or police reports) to intify behavr not discsed more nventnal sourc.
The talog which lists the Library's acquisns sce 1972, reflects the recent expansn of scholarly and popular tert gay and lbian studi.
The published materials the Rearch Librari are plemented by mancript llectns reflectg the donatn to the Library of var archiv, the most signifint beg that of the Internatnal Gay Informatn Center, the ventory for which is available at the Informatn Dk room 315.
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Edor Fone (English/CUNY) offers what may well be the landmark gay anthology the publisher claims to be—a volume that, unlike siar llectns, clus a broad range of genr. Even straights should be moved by the passn much of the material here, pecially the Walt Whman and Constante Cavafy poems. Selectns beg wh Sumerian lore, span classil Greek and Lat, ntue through European, English, Lat Amerin, and Amerin lerary perds, and end wh morn gay wrg sce 1969 (Jam Baldw, Edmund Whe, and others). Ls nonil than Whman, Aun, Baldw, etc., are thors of the hidn herage, who balance Fone’s wi selectn of sential homoerotic wrers. He apologiz that his space don—t allow for cludg exampl of the gay drama sprgg om Mart Crowley’s semal Boys the Band (1968), but each historil perd bears s own troductn. Fone’s edorial “we” refers to gay men rather than lbians, who have their own texts and anthologi. Stunts and nonamics will fd this mendably readable. (Rear’s Subscriptn Book Club selectn) * columbia anthology of gay literature *
The archiv clu the rerds of anizatns such as the Gay Activists Alliance and the Mattache Society; the personal papers of Arthur Bell, Jonathan Katz, and other gay men and lbians; gay- and lbian-related perdils, both domtic and foreign; ephemera such as posters, flyers, announcements, gay ic and lorg books, t-shirts, buttons and gam; and d-visual materials.
Reflectg the age of s time, the Dictnary Catalog provis no subject headg for Gay and few entri n be found unr Lbian or Homosexualy; the ma subject entry for material alg wh male and female homosexualy is Sexual Inversn. Specific terms have been assigned distct meangs; for example, enterg the subject Homosexualy will not retrieve many tl on lbianism.
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For example, enterg Gays Milary as a subject headg retriev no rerds; however, utilizg the terms as keywords do rult retrievg a catn which, when displayed as a full rerd, yields the appropriate subject headgs through which other relevant tl n be found.
The qutn of appropriate subject headgs for this new disciple and the value of same for rearchers is ably addrsed by Ellen Greenblatt her say "Homosexualy: The Evolutn of a Concept the Library of Congrs Subject Headgs" Gay and Lbian Library Service (JFE 91-2095) which provis an excellent overview and guil. This dispensable gui to gay and lbian lerature of ternatnal spe ntas 4858 catns grouped unr 24 ma topics and 176 subtopics; numero languag are reprented.
This extensively annotated biblgraphy of 1265 ems published English (cludg translatns) between 1940-1968 exclus bell-lettr, popular prs, and newspapers; material om gay and lbian publitns has been generally exclud. Our Own Voic: A Directory of Lbian and Gay Perdils, 1890-1990: Includg the Complete Holdgs of the Canadian Gay Archiv.
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Major source to more than 7, 200 gay and lbian tl published worldwi, cludg tl of tert to bisexuals, transvt, transsexuals, and the AIDS muny. An anthology of lectur, many origally livered at the Send Annual Lbian and Gay Studi Conference at Yale.
The memoirs of a gay polil figure who was one of the founrs of the New York State Conservative Party. Hidn From History: Reclaimg the Gay and Lbian Past, eded by Mart Duberman, Martha Vic, and Gee Chncey, Jr. Christiany, Social Tolerance, and Homosexualy: Gay People Wtern Europe om the Begng of the Christian Era to the Fourteenth Century.
Important work which explor the creasg hostily toward homosexualy followg the llapse of the Roman state.
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The Pursu of Sodomy: Male Homosexualy Renaissance and Enlightenment Europe, eded by Kent Gerard and Gert Hekma. Throughout the centuri, homosexual lerature has remaed hidn pla sight, never far om view but elive to all except those who created and read . Th ghettoized, gay lerature was the furtive provce of imaged moral guilt and perceived viant sexualy, habed by doomed homosexuals and social outsts.
The past twenty-five years have wnsed the emergence of gay lerature om the realms of the clanste to the macurrents of cultural thought, and the tablishment of a major lerary movement wh an ever-creasg non of work.