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Is a “queer” history even possible? Without a doubt, queers of various sorts have existed throughout history: individuals who have challenged openly or simply lived abrasively toward notions of the sexual and social norm. And as the coming pages will explore, it is clear that there has always been some form of sexual activity between men and between women, though how that activity manifested itself and the ways in which it was socially castigated or tolerated have varied greatly.
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Hall, D.E. (2003). A Brief, Slanted History of “Homosexual” Activity. In: Queer Theories. Transitions. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4039-1356-2_2
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