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Half-title 2 Series-title 3 Copyright 5 Dedication 6 Title 4 Contents 8 Acknowledgments 9 Prologue 12 Introduction 14 DISCIPLINE AND PUNISH 17 KNIGHT OUT 20 PART I Locating sodomy 30 1 Locating sodomy 32 PRE-MEDIEVAL TRADITIONS 36 THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL RESPONSES 41 MONASTIC TRADITIONS 46 PHYSIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS OF GENDER AND SEXUALITY 53 2 Imagining sodomy 59 PETER DAMIAN 66 JOHN OF SALISBURY 78 THE CURIOUS CASE OF RICHARD THE LIONHEART 86 PART II Confronting sodomy 100 3 Making Perceval: double-binding and sièges périlleux 102 PERCEVAL: MAKING MEN 103 WOMEN UNDER CHIVALRY 113 VICTIMIZATION 126 CHRISTIAN KNIGHTHOOD AND SODOMY 134 4 Queering the Celtic: Marie de France and the men who don’t marry 151 NARCISSUS AND GUIGEMAR 155 TROUBLED DESIRES 173 5 Writing the self: Alain de Lille’s De planctu naturae 183 CLOTHING AND ART 188 GRAMMAR AND RHETORIC 193 GENDER AND REPRODUCTION 196 Conclusion 213 Notes 216 INTRODUCTION 216 1 LOCATING SODOMY 220 2 IMAGINING SODOMY 234 3 MAKING PERCEVAL: DOUBLE-BINDING AND SIÈGES PÉRILLEUX 246 4 QUEERING THE CELTIC: MARIE DE FRANCE AND THE MEN WHO DON’T MARRY 254 5 WRITING THE SELF: ALAIN DE LILLE’S DE PLANCTU NATURAE 266 CONCLUSION 280 Bibli

Author

WILLIAM E. BURGWINKLE

Published

2004

Language

EN