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Andre Gide: Pederasty and Pedagogy
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Publisher:

   Oxford University

Place of Publication:

  Oxford  

Publication Year:

  1998
Subjects:   Gide, Andrae,--1869-1951--Criticism And Interpretation, Homosexuality And Literature--France
Table of contents
Contents
ABBREVIATIONS x
1 PEDAGOGY, PEDERASTY, DIFFERENCE AND DESIRE 1
2 GIDE'S BODY 41
3 HER VOICE 118
4 MALE CHAINS 169
5 THE DANGEROUS INDIVIDUAL 210
6 UNCLES AND AUNTS 253
7 CATHERINE AND 'VICTOR' 299
8 ANDROGYDE 342
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 365
INDEX 377
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