The undergrowth of literature / Gillian Freeman ; with a foreword by David Stafford-Clark.

  • Freeman, Gillian
Date:
1967
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About this work

Description

"The Undergrowth of Literature is a woman's-eye view of what has hitherto been an almost exclusively male domain. With gentleness, wit and candour, the author makes a serious attempt to analyse the whole range of publications devoted to sexual fantasy in the English-speaking world. Her book will go a long way to allay the fears of those who see pornography as something wholly evil and corrupt, since the absurdity of much of the material she analyses shows that its chief function for those who turn to it may be a playful one and, in the deepest meaning of the word, innocent."

Publication/Creation

London : Nelson, 1967.

Physical description

xxvi, 196 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : black and white illustrations, facsimiles ; 22 cm.

Edition

First published 1967.

Bibliographic information

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Where to find it

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    History of Medicine
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