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Assuming that the physical shapes and reproductive functions of human bodies have not changed remarkably in the past thousand years or so, American scholars of English literature explore the cultural construction of sex, the sexes, and sexualities in Anglo-Saxon England. Eight essays cover systems of meaning for same-sex acts and desires; sexualities of the virgin and the (virgin) mother; and sex, violence, and the nation. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Chi-chung Chang
reviewed Sex and sexuality in Anglo-Saxon England on August 29, 2019
Sex and sexuality in Anglo-Saxon England
The papers in this collection are written by academics for academics of very specialized areas; I’m not remotely qualified to assess them. Although many of the topics interest me, I lacked the background knowledge to get more than maybe about 60% of the value they offer an informed reader.
I have to say, though, that in at least once paper the difficulty lay in part in the very dense writing that some academics use. Surely not every word in a long sentence need be multisyllabic?
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