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050 00 $aHQ76.3.U5$bB479 1997
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245 04 $aThe best of the Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review /$cedited by Richard Schneider, Jr. ; foreword by Edmund White ; illustrations by Charles Hefling.
246 2 $aBest of the Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review
260 $aPhiladelphia, PA :$bTemple University Press,$c1997.
300 $axix, 363 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
490 1 $aAmerican subjects
505 00 $tSeries Foreword /$rRobert Dawidoff --$tForeword /$rEdmund White --$tGeneral Introduction /$rRichard Schneider, Jr. --$g1.$tBeing There: Literary Lives and Times.$tMy Harvard /$rAndrew Holleran.$tRemembrances of a Gay Old Time /$rEdmund White.$tA Tragedy of Bees: My Years as a Poet in Exile, 1957-1973 /$rPatricia Nell Warren.$t"Invitation to a Beheading" /$rYaroslav Mogutin.$tReverberations of "The NEA Four" Affair /$rHolly Hughes --$g2.$tOrigins: The Science of Homosexuality.$tThe Genetic Theory of Sexual Orientation /$rRichard Pillard.$tVarieties of Biological Explanation /$rWilliam Byne and Edward Stein.$tThe "Gay Gene" Hits the Big Time /$rChandler Burr.$tWhere Gay Boys Come From /$rCamille Paglia.$tDo Women Choose Their Sexual Orientation? /$rCarla Golden.$tGenes in the Service of Gay Pride /$rVernon Rosario --$g3.$tRecent Sightings of an Old Desire.$tEarly Christian Responses to Female Same-Sex Relationships /$rBernadette Brooten.$tA Gay Civil War Novel Surfaces /$rDouglass Shand-Tucci.
505 80 $tOn Being Out in the 90s - the 1890s: A Review of Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890-1940, by George Chauncey /$rRobert Dawidoff.$tHollywood Watering Holes, 1930s Style /$rLester Strong and David Hanna.$tDeciphering the "Gay Holocaust" /$rLev Raphael --$g4.$tThe Lavender Decades.$tThe Stonewall Riot as Event and Idea /$rMichael Denneny.$tLesbian New York /$rKarla Jay.$tThe Rise and Fall of the Gay Bathhouse /$rIra Tattelman.$tThe Real Violet Quill Club /$rFelice Picano.$tBehind the Door at Red Dora's /$rGabrielle Glancy.$tAn Interview with Larry Kramer: "Life Is about Climbing Mountains" /$rBetsy Billard --$g5.$tOut Comes American Literature.$tThe Belle of the Belle of Amherst /$rMartha Nell Smith.$tWilla's Case /$rMarilee Lindemann.$tStein's Style: A Passion for Sentences /$rRenate Stendhal.$tAuden Agonistes: A Review of Auden, by Richard Davenport-Hines /$rRichard Howard.$tFive Houses of Gay Fiction /$rReed Woodhouse.
505 80 $tThree Screeds from Key West /$rTony Kushner.$tAn Identity of One's Own: A Review of Push, by Sapphire /$rCheryl Clarke --$g6.$tOn Liberation Strategy: An Exchange.$tWhy Party Politics Matters /$rBarney Frank.$tWhy a One-Party Strategy Fails /$rRich Tafel.$tRepublicans Must Earn Our Vote /$rBarney Frank --$g7.$tTo Assimilate or Not to Assimilate?$tAn Open Letter to Bruce Bawer /$rDavid Bergman.$tWhat A Place at the Table Really Says /$rBruce Bawer.$tNo Back-Pedalling, Please /$rDavid Bergman.$tA Civil Libertarian States His Case: A Review of Virtually Normal: An Argument about Homosexuality, by Andrew Sullivan /$rMichael Schwartz.$tThe Persistence of Liberalism: A Review of Virtual Equality, by Urvashi Vaid /$rMichael Schwartz.$tAn Interview with Edward Albee: "Aggressing against the Status Quo" /$rLester Strong --$g8.$tPostmodernism and Its Discontents.$tFruits, Nuts, and Chocolate: The Politics of Sexual Identity /$rApril Martin.$tThe Perils of Postmodernism /$rRichard D. Mohr.
505 80 $tDid They Or Didn't They? A Review of Same-Sex Unions in Pre-Modern Europe, by John Boswell /$rDenise Kimber Buell.$tPearls of Jargon: A Review of Saint = Foucault by David Halperin /$rAndrew Holleran.
520 $aWhen The Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review started publishing in early 1994, it stepped into a huge void in gay and lesbian literary culture, which had always lacked a national venue for the general-interest essay, a void that stretched all the way from Harpers to the New York Review of Books.
520 8 $aThis volume highlights some closely-watched debates that took place in the pages of The Review, such as the one between Barney Frank and Rich Tafel on political strategy, and that of David Bergman and Bruce Bawer on cultural style and assimilation. It captures the memories of key observers who lived through critical historical or literary events, such as Holly Hughes, Edmund White, Karla Jay, and Andrew Holleran.
520 8 $aOther chapters cover the major sub-fields in gay and lesbian studies, such as literary criticism, political and cultural history, and the science of homosexuality. In each case, the chapter presents the leading contributors to the field and offers a balanced range of perspectives.
650 0 $aGays$zUnited States.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh86004766
650 0 $aHomosexuality$zUnited States.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008105761
700 1 $aSchneider, Richard,$cJr.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n97074118
730 0 $aHarvard gay and lesbian review.
830 0 $aAmerican subjects.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n96072783
852 00 $bmil$hHQ76.3.U5$iB479 1997