Same-Sex Eros in Ancient Greece
Lead Research Organisation:
University of Warwick
Department Name: Classics & Ancient History
Abstract
The project is an investigation of the phenomenon of same -sex eros ('passionate love') in archaic and classical Greece. Rather than focusing on same-sex eros as a coded discourse about private sexual acts, it concentrates on the phenomenon as it visibly manifest itself in images and text. By putting the phenomenon back into its proper context (social, political, cultural and religious), it aims to provide a better understanding of how the phenomenon actually operates, and in turn a better understanding of a wide range of topics in Hellenic studies in which the phenomenon plays a role.
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James Davidson (Principal Investigator) |