Victorian Discourses on Sexuality and Religion

John Maynard

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1. Introduction: the subject somewhat broadly conceived 2. From Cloister to 'Great Sinful Streets': Arthur Hugh Clough and the Victorian 'Question of Sex' 3. Sexual Christianity: Charles Kingsley's Via Media 4. Known and unknown desire: Coventry Patmore's search for eros 5. Conclusion: Hardy's Jude: disassembling sexuality and religion.

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