Reviews for Sexual symbolism

The average rating for Sexual symbolism based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-02-11 00:00:00 Leo Bell Jr A history of William Hamilton's publication of phallic votives from Isernia that occasions analyses of Enlightenment historiography, aesthetic theory, and the development of anthropology in the eighteenth century. This book juggles many angles of intellectual history, but the cool subject matter and engaging writing kept me invested. Niche but good!

Review # 2 was written on 2014-07-05 00:00:00 Salvatore Oliveri In this #2, we continue with character development and are introduced to Lee's ex-stepson, who manages to come to town and get in a whole heap of trouble. Lee of course is there to help. I enjoyed this entry in the series (I admit to having read ahead before reading #2, but that did not in any way deter or detract from this one; it manages to be a stand-alone read). Lee mangles her words some times; in this one as opposed to entries later in the series, she does this less, which is fine by me. I liked that Lee is getting a backbone about Joe. Joe has been hesitant because of circumstances in book 1 to be public with his relationship with Lee. Red Flag! But this is handled well in the book. Interesting little tidbits and author thoughts sprinkled in bits and pieces in the book. Kind of like recipes in cozy culinary stories. I did figure out 'who dun it' because there really was no other option. But it was well played. I will continue the series.