Pursuit of Sodomy

Taylor & Francis

Contents \nIntroduction\n-- I. Italy and Iberia\n-- Sodomites in Fifteenth-Century Tuscany: The Views of Bernardino of Siena\n-- \u201CSocratic Love\u201D as a Disguise for Same-Sex Love in the Italian Renaissance\n-- The \u201CNefarious Sin\u201D in Early Modern Seville\n-- Love\u2019s Labors Lost: Five Letters From a Seventeenth-Century Portugese Sodomite\n-- II. France, Germany, and Scandanavia\n-- Homosexuality and the Court Elites of Early Modern France: Some Problems, Some Suggestions, and an Example\n-- Police and Sodomy in Eighteenth-Century Paris: From Sin to Disorder\n-- The Personal, the Political, and the Aesthetic: Johann Joachim Winckelmann\u2019s German Enlightenment Life\n-- Sodomy in Early Modern Denmark: A Crime Without Victims\n-- III. The Netherlands\n-- Sodomy in the Dutch Republic, 1600\u20131725\n-- Sodomy at Sea and at the Cape of Good Hope During the Eighteenth Century\n-- Those Damned Sodomites: Public Images of Sodomy in the Eighteenth-Century Netherlands\nx