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Queer icons from Greece and Rome
- Title
- Queer icons from Greece and Rome.
- Format
- Journal, Periodical
- Published
- Lubbock, TX : Texas Tech University Press, 2008.
- Contributors
- Blondell, Ruby, guest editor.
- Notes
- Special issue of Helios : a journal devoted to critical and methodological studies of classical culture, literature and society. Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents
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- Introduction / Ruby Blondell
- Sculpting Antinous / Bryan Burns
- Lesbians are from Lesbos: Sappho and idenity construction in The Latter / From "filthy Catamite ' to 'queer icon': Elagabalus and the politics of sexuality (1960-1975) / Mark Nugent
- The trouble with icons: recent ideoloigcal appropriations of Plato's Symposium / H. Christian Blood
- The Alexander bromance: male desire and gender fluidity in Oliver Stone's historical epic / Konstantinos P. Nikoloutsos.
- Subject headings
- Sappho. Antinoüs ca. 110-130. Alexander, the Great, 356 B.C.-323 B.C.
- Kinsey subjects
- Social customs--Antiquity. Social customs--Greece--Antiquity. Social customs--Rome--Antiquity. Homosexuality--Antiquity.
- Host item
- Helios vol. 35 no. 2 (Fall 2008) ; pp.113-254.