...Morris B. Kaplan Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 WHO’S AFRAID OF JOHN SAUL? Urban Culture and the Politics of Desire in Late Victorian London Morris B. Kaplan London in the nineteenth century is a crucial site for the emergence of an ethos of individuality...

... was Saul Newton, a Communist Party organizer, also Jewish, who had married my mother after World War II and then adopted me. These were the two fathers I was told about, growing up. At nineteen I learned that there had been a third man, whose affair with my mother had...

... 451-474 Identity in 1960s Thailand Silvio, Teri 361-41 1 Reflexivity, Bodily Praxis, and Identity Kaplan, Morris B. in Taiwanese Opera 585-604 Who’s Afraid of John Saul? Wallace, Lee Urban Culture...

... the young activist Sarah, instead of Saul, Wolf displaces the male homoerotic charge onto the female and eliminates the possibility of intergenerational gay sex instigated by the younger partner. This technique therefore removes the possibility not only of gay pedophilia but also of teen queer sexuality...

..., but some are strictly philological (Everett K. Rowson, Saul M. Olyan) while others are frankly constructive (Mary Rose d’Angelo). There are critical histories of Christian visionaries (E. Ann Matter) and penitents (Pierre J. Payer), but also hagiographies of Native American...

.... See Morris B. Kaplan, “Who’s Afraid of John Saul? Urban Culture and the Politics of Desire in Late Victo- rian London,” GLQ 5 (1999): 267 – 314, esp. 268. 15. As Carla Freccero has posed the question, “What possible project of liberation is served...

... of nineteenth-century London as “a milieu hos- pitable to male same-sex desire,” see Morris B. Kaplan, “Who’s Afraid of John Saul? Urban Culture and the Politics of Desire in Late Victorian London,” GLQ 5 (1999): 267–314. Kaplan offers what he...

... mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1. While locating male friendship within ancient covenant practice, he hypothesizes...

...’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1. While locating male friendship within ancient covenant practice, he...

... what they might write without damaging their own or their institutions’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2...

...’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1. While locating male friendship within ancient covenant practice, he...

... what they might write without damaging their own or their institutions’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2...

...’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1. While locating male friendship within ancient covenant practice, he...

... mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1. While locating male friendship within ancient covenant practice, he hypothesizes...

...’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1. While locating male friendship within ancient covenant practice, he...

... what they might write without damaging their own or their institutions’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2...

...’ credibility. He further mentions that some potential authors were forced to withdraw because of such pressures (5). The volume opens with an essay by Saul M. Olyan on the relationship between David and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1. While locating male friendship within ancient covenant practice, he...