Sapphic Fathers

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Gretchen Schultz delves into the portrayal of lesbianism by male writers and their audiences in late nineteenth-century France, examining it as a reflection of broader anxieties surrounding sex and gender amid significant social and political changes. The book highlights how these literary representations served as a lens for understanding contemporary issues, revealing the complexities of identity and societal norms during a transformative era.