Sexual ambivalence : androgyny and hermaphroditism in Graeco-Roman antiquity / Luc Brisson ; translated by Janet Lloyd

This volume translates and analyses Graeco-Roman sources concerning dual sexuality, including androgyny and hermaphroditism. It examines mythological, philosophical and historical accounts to situate these concepts within their ancient intellectual contexts.

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vernon_accession 3579
vernon_id 7399
vernon_slug sexual-ambivalence-androgyny-and-hermaphroditism-in-graeco-roman-antiquity-luc-brisson-translated-by-janet-lloyd
vernon_authors Luc Brisson, Janet Lloyd
vernon_tags Science, Cults, Religions, Psychology, Life sciences, Religion, History, Persons, Literature, Philology, Social sciences, Civilisation, Sociology, Homosexuality, Sexual orientation, Sex (Psychology), Sensuality, Pleasure, Emotions, Communication, Books, Publications, Mythology, Biology, Sex (Biology), Manners and customs, Folklore, Intersexuality, Monsters, Mythology, Greek, Animals, Mythical, Animals -- Mythology, Illustrated books, Sex differences (Psychology), Latin literature, Mythology, Roman, Gnosticism, Hermaphrodites (Persons), Sexual minorities, Minorities, Classical literature, Greek literature, Archetypes in civilisation, Androgyny (Psychology) in literature, Androgyny (Psychology), Bestiaries
vernon_production_date 2002
vernon_brief_description Collects and translates most of the extant written Graeco-Roman material on human beings, divinities, animals, and other creatures who were said to have been both female and male. -- Publisher's description.
vernon_object_type Books/Document genres/Information forms/Visual and Verbal Communication
vernon_locations Transit
vernon_ob_status Accessioned
vernon_isbn_issn 0520231481
vernon_subject_people Ovid, Plato (Greek, b.428 BCE, d.247 BCE), Sophocles, Homer
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