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General
- Gender Defined [In Cyberspace and Critical Theory web]
- Victorian theories of sex and sexuality
Heterosexuality: Victorian Notions of Masculinity
- Introduction
- The Law of the Father: Victorian Sentimentality and the New Fatherhood
- Trollope's Comfort Romances for Men: Heterosexual Male Heroism in his Work
- “Poor Lost Papa”: Old and New Fathers in Mid- and Late-Victorian Fiction
- Men in Tears: Moral, Physical, and Emotional Exhaustion in the Collins' Sensation Novels
- "Hegemonic masculinity" a more useful phrase for male power than "patriarchy"
- Trollope's sympathetic portraits of non-heroic men
- Masculinity in Charlotte Brontë, E. B. Browning, and Thomas Carlyle
Heterosexuality: Victorian Notions of Femininity
- Trollope's Heroines
- Wilkie Collins and "The Woman Question"
- Wives and Fathers: Fatherhood and Divorce Laws in the Victorian Novel
- The Victorian Custody Novel: Deceived and Deserted Daughters in The Evil Genius
Homosocial, Homosexual Sexual Identities: Lesbianism
Homosocial, Homosexual Sexual Identities: Gay
- Homoerotic elements in British Public School Novels
- The Earliest Writers in English on Homosexuality (Columbia U. site)
- John Addington Symonds's defence of homosexuality (Rictor Norton's complex, elegant UK site)
Bisexuality
Androgyny
- Algernon Charles Swinburne and the Philosophy of Androgyny, Hermaphrodeity, and Victorian Sexual Mores
- Manliness in Trollope's Female Characters
Gender and Science
- Knowledge of biology
- Contraception — state of knowledge, attitudes,
Gender and Society
- Wives and Fathers: Fatherhood and Divorce Laws in the Victorian Novel
- Love and Law in Wilkie Collins's Fictional Families
- "The Law of Abduction": Marriage and Divorce in Victorian Sensation and Mission Novels
- Sexual crimes
Gender and Science
- Knowledge of biology
- Contraception — state of knowledge, attitudes,
Bibliographies and Web Resources
Last modified 10 August 2006