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,Staging Perversion: The Restoration’s Sexual Allegory of (Un)civil War,isms of the bourgeoisie, I would also argue that a powerful political undercurrent becomes quite evident if we take into account two phenomena that were considered the curse of Restoration and post-Restoration English society: social mobility and sexual impotence.

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Objects of Desire, Identity and Eros in the Writings of Lord Hervey and Charlotte Charke, as a Member of Parliament, then as George II’s Vice Chamberlain and later Lord Privy Seal, and, perhaps most significantly, as a favourite of Queen Caroline. Son of the first Earl of Bristol, he was an effete aristocratic courtier who moved in the highest circles of power. Charke, daughter of the a

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,The Woman in Man’s Clothes and the Pleasures of Delarivier Manley’s ‘New Cabal’, of several salacious fictions about the Whig court of Queen Anne’s reign, advanced a model for negotiating and understanding desire and sexual activity between fictional women in her depiction of a group of women called the ‘new Cabal’. These women form alliances with a ‘female favourite’, have str

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,The Hostile Gaze: Perverting the Female Form, 1688–1800, aroused by the exhibited female genitalia until one of the girls ejaculates into a wine glass, at which point he becomes disgusted with the girl’s lewdness.. Camilo rejects the wantonness of the posture girl, and sees the display of her sexuality as an inversion of femininity. Camilo’s reaction to

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,Rape in Early Eighteenth-Century London: A Perversion ‘so very perplex’d’,icult, that it requires something of an implicit Belief to be credited.’. The difficulty of establishing convincing evidentiary proof given the private nature of rape, coupled with a deep-seated belief that rape was physically impossible, made the presumption of male innocence compelling. It was com

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Morbid Parts: Gender, Seduction and the Necro-Gaze,attlegrounds; within the discourses of sex and gender, our biological necessities can be seized by interests not our own, both in life and after death. This paper examines several representations of corpses from the mid-eighteenth century through the mid-nineteenth century — amongst them, illustrati

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Religious Sexual Perversion in Nineteenth-Century Anti-Catholic Literature,c Church. This was not a new phenomena. but it reached almost hysterical proportions due to the re-establishment of the Catholic hierarchy in England and resulted in English Protestants describing Roman Catholics as ‘perverts’. Convents were depicted as prisons, brothels and madhouses and were regar

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Chinese Sexuality and the Bound Foot,uch prurient attention to Indian and Arab women in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, western travellers simply did not see Chinese women as erotic. The Chinese desire for lotus feet developed gradually around AD 950 until the practice was outlawed in 1912,. and seeming held Han Chinese men in