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Troubles dans le genre à l'époque victorienne...
2024-11-28 14:59:40
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Eric Libertad
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Bonjour, vous prendrez bien une fable du XVIIIe avec personnage intersexe, aro et ace ?
https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8613373p/f392.item
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Thu, 28 Nov 2024 02:23:04 +0100
Les lesbiennes victoriennes* <3
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*(les lesbiennes victoriennes riches que des rentes rendent indépendantes et qui peuvent donc voyager et vivre ~comme elles veulent)
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Medicalizing Difference: The Eighteenth-Century Construction of the "Hermaphrodite", by Stephanie M. Hilger.
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Thu, 28 Nov 2024 02:29:23 +0100
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![screenshot from ikipedia In 1857 Cobbe's father died and left her an annuity. She took the chance to travel on her own around parts of Europe and the Near East.This took her to Italy where she met a community of similarly independent women: Isa Blagden <br />with whom she went on briefly to share a house, the sculptor Harriet Hosmer, the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the painter Rosa Bonheur, the scientist Mary Somerville and the Welsh sculptor who became her partner, Mary Lloyd (sculptor).In letters and <br />published writing, Cobbe referred to Lloyd alternately as "husband," "wife," and "dear friend."](https://eldritchcafe.files.fedi.monster/media_attachments/files/113/557/956/333/848/335/original/60f3a2fd0f1607a2.png "screenshot from ikipedia In 1857 Cobbe's father died and left her an annuity. She took the chance to travel on her own around parts of Europe and the Near East.This took her to Italy where she met a community of similarly independent women: Isa Blagden <br />with whom she went on briefly to share a house, the sculptor Harriet Hosmer, the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the painter Rosa Bonheur, the scientist Mary Somerville and the Welsh sculptor who became her partner, Mary Lloyd (sculptor).In letters and <br />published writing, Cobbe referred to Lloyd alternately as "husband," "wife," and "dear friend."")
