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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94588-4nal morality through the sexual passion between a conflicted loyalist and a sensual firebrand. Building on London’s criticism of both . utopianism and organized religion, . satirizes the intersection of evangelism and colonialism, primarily through inversions of biblical themes and imagery, includin

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Gabler Lexikon Medien Wirtschafting effects of homophobia as well as misogyny. Burdekin presents queerness as organic rather than situational, differentiating herself from a range of mid-century intellectuals who misunderstood homosexuality as a conscious choice, a disorder, or a circumstantial phenomenon. The chapter also address

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Insa Sjurts (wissenschaftliche Leiterin)arrator’s desire is thin and straight as iron; her eyes are hard; and her demeanor is merciless, indicating that it is her masculine attributes that make her beautiful. Sexual desire emerges as male appreciation of a manly woman, revealing both a rejection of feminism and a distortion of queerness..

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Gabler Lexikon Medien Wirtschaftthics and community depend on instinctive rather than intellectual inclinations. Although Winston and Julia are ultimately lost, Orwell locates a durable system of ethics in the working class, one sustained by the workers’ sexual autonomy. The Party’s claims about its strength, about the political i