Beyond Same-Sex Desire: Pierre Loti's Iceland Fisherman as an Example of Other Ways of Reading Literature as Gay: Journal of Homosexuality: Vol 50, No 4

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Gay male literature has traditionally been defined as writing that somehow depicts male same-sex attraction. Following in the steps of several scholars of lesbian literature, Berrong uses Pierre Loti's novel Iceland Fisherman (1886), which does not depict male same-sex attraction, to propose other ways of reading literature as gay, and hence of understanding gay male subjectivity.

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