Girls lean back everywhere. The Law of Obscenity and the Assault on Genius - DE GRAZIA Edward
KORTE INHOUD
Hardcover, in-8, 816 pp., bibliography, index. The title is taken from a quote by Jane Heap, who (with Margaret Anderson) was prosecuted in 1920 for publishing episodes from James Joyce’s Ulysses in their magazine, The Little Review: 'Mr. Joyce was not teaching early Egyptian perversions nor inventing new ones. Girls lean back everywhere, showing lace and silk stockings; wear low-cut sleeveless blouses, breathless bathing suits; men think thoughts and have emotions about these things everywhere–seldom as delicately and imaginatively as Mr. Bloom – and no one is corrupted.'
enkele andere boeken over taboes
enkele andere boeken over taboes
Categorie
Exclusief te koop bij deze verkoper
1 foto's
DE GRAZIA Edward
Girls lean back everywhere. The Law of Obscenity and the Assault on Genius
Hardcover, in-8, 816 pp., bibliography, index. The title is taken from a quote by Jane Heap, who (with Margaret Anderson) was prosecuted in 1920 for publishing episodes from James Joyce’s Ulysses in their magazine, The Little Review: 'Mr. Joyce was not teaching early Egyptian perversions nor inventing new ones. Girls lean back everywhere, showing lace and silk stockings; wear low-cut sleeveless blouses, breathless bath...
Girls lean back everywhere. The Law of Obscenity and the Assault on Genius
Hardcover, in-8, 816 pp., bibliography, index. The title is taken from a quote by Jane Heap, who (with Margaret Anderson) was prosecuted in 1920 for publishing episodes from James Joyce’s Ulysses in their magazine, The Little Review: 'Mr. Joyce was not teaching early Egyptian perversions nor inventing new ones. Girls lean back everywhere, showing lace and silk stockings; wear low-cut sleeveless blouses, breathless bath...
