Giulia Sissa

I am a classicist who studies the present; a feminine feminist, who embraces the enlightenment; a professor who cannot believe she is not a student.

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Thursday, June 25, 2009


Posted by Giulia Sissa at 11:27 PM No comments:
Labels: body, emotions, Erection, gay marriage, gender, habit, insatiable desire, lemmatism, love, Medea, myth, Penelope, penetration, pleasure, poem, right, same-sex love, sensuality, sex

Queer Theory and Sex and Sensuality in the Ancient World (Yale UP, 2008): a review by Nikolai Endres.

http://www.lambdacc.org/iris/20092.pdf
Posted by Giulia Sissa at 8:32 AM No comments:
Labels: dust-jacket, heterosexuality, queer, review, sensuality, sex

A pleasant conversation about Sex and Sensuality in the Ancient World (Yale UP, 2008)

http://www.gayascienza.com/blog/giulia-sissa/
Posted by Giulia Sissa at 8:08 AM No comments:
Labels: gay marriage, review, sensuality, sex

An impenetrable book about the erection, or Mary Beard's naughty witticisms about Sex and Sensuality in the Ancient World (Yale UP, 2008)

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/books/non-fiction/article4541221.ece
Posted by Giulia Sissa at 7:35 AM No comments:
Labels: argument, down-to-earth, opaque, sensuality, sex

Poor, nasty, brutish -- and long. Or Peter Green's review of Sex and Sensuality in the Ancient World (Yale UP, 2008).

http://www.tnr.com/booksarts/story.html?id=1f861e19-ddfd-40bf-b8c3-d56c132c8dbe&p=4
Posted by Giulia Sissa at 7:20 AM No comments:
Labels: bronze age, review, sensuality, sex
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