Islamicate sexualities translations across temporal geographies of desire
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TextSeries: Harvard Middle Eastern monographs ; 39Publication details: Cambridge Harvard University 2008ISBN: - 9780674032040
- Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616. Don Quixote -- Criticism, Textual
- Homosexuality -- Islamic countries -- History -- Cross-cultural studies
- Homosexuality in literature
- Comparative literature -- European and Arabic
- Comparative literature -- Arabic and European
- Comparative literature -- European and Persian
- Comparative literature -- Persian and European
- Arabic literature -- History and criticism
- Persian literature -- History and criticism
- Literature, Medieval -- Islamic influences
- Same-sex marriage in literature
- HQ76.3.I75 I75 2008
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"This anthology emerges from a seminar sponsored by the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study in May 2003"--Pref.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 341-363) and index.
The past is a foreign country? : the times and spaces of islamicate sexuality studies / Valerie Traub -- A handsome boy among those barbarous Turks : Cervantes's Muslims and the art and science of desire / Leyla Rouhi -- Cross-dressing and female same-sex marriage in medieval French and Arabic literatures / Sahar Amer -- Comparison, competition, and cross-dressing : cross-cultural analysis in a contested world / Brad Epps -- The obscenity of the vizier / Frédéric Lagrange -- Homoerotic liaisons among the Mamluk elite in late medieval Egypt and Syria / Everett K. Rowson -- "In spirit we ate each other's sorrow" : female companionship in seventeenth-century Safavi Iran / Kathryn Babayan -- Types, acts, or what? : regulation of sexuality in nineteenth-century Iran / Afsaneh Najmabadi -- Epilogue : Sexual epistemologies, East and West / Dina A-Kassim.
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