I'm working on my lecture on same sex sexuality in the middle ages at this year's medieval week; it's coming along nicely. I need to read some more though and yesterday I borrowed a heap of books and articles on the history of homosexuality.
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Ok. That helps clarify a few things then. Although if it had of been Swedish stuff I'd have happily accepted it. Did Christina's behaviour help build or break barriers on that in the mid 17th, or was she just generally written off as being a bit odd?
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Date: 2009-05-30 05:39 pm (UTC)