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Homogenic Love, and Its Place in a Free Society

Title
Homogenic Love, and Its Place in a Free Society
Description
Socialist Edward Carpenter used his writing to advocate for new ways of living. This appeal for gay and lesbian equality was published in 1894, only the year before Oscar Wilde was imprisoned for his homosexuality. Carpenter had hoped this essay would be published as part of a collection but the text was deemed dangerous and was published as a pamphlet for private circulation only.
Creator
Edward Carpenter
Publication Place
Manchester
Publisher
Labour Press Society
Date
Format
Century
Exhibition Theme
Meeting of Minds