Forbidden Friendships: Homosexuality and Male Culture in Renaissance Florence (Studies in the History of Sexuality)
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Forbidden Friendships: Homosexuality and Male Culture in Renaissance Florence (Studies in the History of Sexuality)

by Michael Rocke

History Sexuality
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Forbidden Friendships examines homosexuality and male culture in Renaissance Florence, uncovering the interplay between societal norms and hidden practices. Through historical analysis, it illuminates the complexities of male relationships in this vibrant era, contributing to our understanding of sexuality's historical evolution.

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This book delves into the phenomenon of homosexuality within the male culture of Renaissance Florence, examining how such relationships were perceived and practiced in the city.

Drawing on historical records, it analyzes the social structures and cultural norms that shaped male interactions during this period.

The study highlights the tensions between official prohibitions and everyday realities in Florentine society.

It provides insights into the broader history of sexuality, focusing on the unique context of Renaissance Italy.

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