"lesbian literature"

Key Phrases: New York, United States, San Francisco, Oscar Wilde, Columbia University Press, University of Chicago Press, gay literary heritage, friendship hypothesis, gay literary history, lesbian literary history, drag queen character, sadomasochistic literature (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, United States, San Francisco, Oscar Wilde, Columbia University Press, University of Chicago Press, Oxford University Press, Walt Whitman, Virginia Woolf, Harlem Renaissance, New Haven, Yale University Press, Latin American, Adrienne Rich, New Zealand, Los Angeles, Thomas Mann, Harvard University Press, Cornell University Press, Indiana University Press, Langston Hughes, North American, University of California Press, Audre Lorde, Cambridge University Press, gay literary heritage, friendship hypothesis, gay literary history, lesbian literary history, drag queen character, sadomasochistic literature, gay male writing, gay male literature, lesbian literary heritage, homosexual writing, gay drama, gay autobiography, gay male writers, lesbian literary tradition, homosexual literary tradition, lesbian literature, lesbian autobiography, bisexual themes, lesbian drama, lesbian publishing, aestheticist movement, commercial censorship, affectionate shepherd, bisexual writers, homosexual consciousness (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, United States, African American, San Francisco, World War, Los Angeles, lesbian community organizing, situational lesbianism, lesbian legal theory, lesbian humor, lesbian community members, gay philosophy (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, United States, African American, San Francisco, World War, Los Angeles, Asian American, United Kingdom, Columbia University Press, Daughters of Bilitis, Native American, North America, Harlem Renaissance, New Zealand, Greenwich Village, Natalie Barney, Adrienne Rich, University of Chicago Press, Radclyffe Hall, American Indian, Indiana University Press, Audre Lorde, Latin America, Naiad Press, Catholic Church, lesbian community organizing, situational lesbianism, lesbian legal theory, lesbian humor, lesbian community members, gay philosophy, lesbian emotion, lesbian physical educators, women hoboes, antilesbian violence, lesbian language, female homosexual behavior, lesbian photography, lesbian land, lesbian publishing, lesbian anthropologists, lesbian theater, lesbian photographers, lesbian bar culture, lesbian coaches, lesbian feminist activism, lesbian publishers, lesbian art, lesbian athletes, lesbian utopias (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, Gertrude Stein, Virginia Woolf, Emily Dickinson, Indiana University Press, Cornell University Press, contemporary black women writers, lesbian criticism, lesbian critics, lesbian literature, female literary tradition, lesbian novel (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, Gertrude Stein, Virginia Woolf, Emily Dickinson, Indiana University Press, Cornell University Press, Adrienne Rich, Feminist Press, Alice Walker, Monique Wittig, Toni Morrison, Barbara Smith, Critical Inquiry, Literary Women, Old Westbury, Princeton University Press, Sinister Wisdom, University of Chicago Press, Elaine Showalter, Garden City, New Haven, Yale University Press, Harvard University Press, Patricia Meyer, Zora Neale Hurston, contemporary black women writers, lesbian criticism, lesbian critics, lesbian literature, female literary tradition, lesbian novel, female imagination, lesbian perspective, feminist criticism, lesbian text, lesbian writing, feminist literary criticism, many feminist critics (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, Miss Egert, Phoebe Dole, Helen Furr, Miss Harriet, Miss Pyne, dark assistant, contemporary lesbian writers, lesbian subject matter, female sexual invert, lesbian material, darkling eye (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, Miss Egert, Phoebe Dole, Helen Furr, Miss Harriet, Miss Pyne, Virginia Woolf, Maria Woods, Georgine Skeene, Miss Fulton, Gertrude Stein, Sor Juana Inés, Adrienne Rich, Michael Field, Miss Helena, Bluefish Cove, Emily Dickinson, Kitty Cochrane, Radclyffe Hall, United States, African American, Miss Potter, Charlotte Mew, Fanny Wilmot, Jay Ellington Harper, dark assistant, contemporary lesbian writers, lesbian subject matter, female sexual invert, lesbian material, darkling eye, cultivating something, lesbian sensibility, carnivorous flower, lesbian literature, goblin men, congenital invert, yellow clover, lesbian content, romantic friendship, lesbian authors, lesbian reader (see less)