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2 In his Erotic Theatre ( London : Secker & Warburg , 1973 ) , John Elsom emphasizes the fact that , during the Victorian Era , the word “ erotic ” was debased , came to mean “ sexually stimulating ” and often connoted only " animal ...
2 In his Erotic Theatre ( London : Secker & Warburg , 1973 ) , John Elsom emphasizes the fact that , during the Victorian Era , the word “ erotic ” was debased , came to mean “ sexually stimulating ” and often connoted only " animal ...
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As codified , courtly love became the official erotic doctrine of the French aristocracy for more than two hundred years . But as completed later in the same century by Jean de Meun , Le Roman de la Rose becomes a satire of all courtly ...
As codified , courtly love became the official erotic doctrine of the French aristocracy for more than two hundred years . But as completed later in the same century by Jean de Meun , Le Roman de la Rose becomes a satire of all courtly ...
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He believes that he has already exhausted the conventional means of obtaining erotic pleasure . For this bastard son of an English lord and a self - indulgent Parisian beauty , the world of unusual and bizarre sexual activities seems ...
He believes that he has already exhausted the conventional means of obtaining erotic pleasure . For this bastard son of an English lord and a self - indulgent Parisian beauty , the world of unusual and bizarre sexual activities seems ...
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Erotic Love in Literature: From Medieval Legend to Romantic Illusion Donald Furber,Anne Callahan Fragmentweergave - 1982 |
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