Add to ORKGThe subjectivities of homoerotically-inclined men sometimes seem elusive, especially in an historical context. This article explores a range of life documents - court files, diaries, photographs and letters - and looks at the characteristics of each. Such sources have their own particular contributions to make to a history of homoerotic subjectivity. Their narratives also reveal something of the interactions between the social and the personal, and the article uses several men's lives to explore these connections. When we closely analyse life documents, we see that while understandings of past subjectivities are indeed complex, they are by no means beyond reach.Peer Reviewe
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This book provides the first academic study of non-metropolitan men who desired other men in the per...
The subjectivities of homoerotically-inclined men sometimes seem elusive, especially in an historica...
Court records have played a central role in research on the history of sex and intimacy between men....
This article re-evaluates the emphasis on the ‘homo/hetero binary’, which appears in many discussion...
There has been a lot of use of the concept 'hegemonic masculinity' and little discussion of its mean...
What should historians do with contrasting and contradictory accounts of male sexual practices and h...
Focusing on the concept of 'subjectivity' in gender history, this article offers a critical review o...
The article is devoted to the issue of homosociety. The term became popularized by Eve Kosofsky Sedg...
Men have been largely absent from the literature of eighteenth-century matrimony, their role and per...
This article is concerned with the emotional processes that animate historical work. Starting with a...
The question of homoerotic sensibility is, in the purpose of this thesis, a matter of visual languag...
How did 19th-century men understand and represent their same-sex desires in a time and place where h...
This article aims at analyzing the intimate diary of José Vieira Couto de Magalhães, a XIX century p...
Peer reviewed journal article Abstract: This paper explores the historical transformation of m...
While geographies of affect are increasingly influential and geographies of sexuality well establish...
This book provides the first academic study of non-metropolitan men who desired other men in the per...
The subjectivities of homoerotically-inclined men sometimes seem elusive, especially in an historica...
Court records have played a central role in research on the history of sex and intimacy between men....
This article re-evaluates the emphasis on the ‘homo/hetero binary’, which appears in many discussion...
There has been a lot of use of the concept 'hegemonic masculinity' and little discussion of its mean...
What should historians do with contrasting and contradictory accounts of male sexual practices and h...
Focusing on the concept of 'subjectivity' in gender history, this article offers a critical review o...
The article is devoted to the issue of homosociety. The term became popularized by Eve Kosofsky Sedg...
Men have been largely absent from the literature of eighteenth-century matrimony, their role and per...
This article is concerned with the emotional processes that animate historical work. Starting with a...
The question of homoerotic sensibility is, in the purpose of this thesis, a matter of visual languag...
How did 19th-century men understand and represent their same-sex desires in a time and place where h...
This article aims at analyzing the intimate diary of José Vieira Couto de Magalhães, a XIX century p...
Peer reviewed journal article Abstract: This paper explores the historical transformation of m...
While geographies of affect are increasingly influential and geographies of sexuality well establish...
This book provides the first academic study of non-metropolitan men who desired other men in the per...