Dr Harry Tanner earned his PhD at the National University of Ireland, Galway. He won the Anglo-Hellenic League's Katie Lentakis Prize for his research into ancient Greek lexical semantics. He has taught Latin verse and literature at University College, Cork, as well as teaching the subject at Leighton Park School. Harry was an evangelical Christian as a teenager and took part in conversion therapy to cure him of his sexuality. He is now an atheist. The Queer Thing About Sin is his first book.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword 1 The Myth of Greek Sex 2 How Money Corrupted Love 3 Queer as Macedon 4 Plato and the Philosophy of the Closet 5 Alexander the Straight? 6 Love in the Time of the Old Testament 7 Toxic Masculinity in Ancient Rome 8 The First Christians 9 The Birth of Modern Homophobia Acknowledgements Notes Bibliography Index Note on the Author Note on the Type
Foreword 1 The Myth of Greek Sex 2 How Money Corrupted Love 3 Queer as Macedon 4 Plato and the Philosophy of the Closet 5 Alexander the Straight? 6 Love in the Time of the Old Testament 7 Toxic Masculinity in Ancient Rome 8 The First Christians 9 The Birth of Modern Homophobia Acknowledgements Notes Bibliography Index Note on the Author Note on the Type
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A bold and beautifully written quest for the queer in antiquity.
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