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[[Image:462px-Cscr-featured .png |15px]] '''[[J.M. Barrie]]''' was a photographer, author, and playwright most famous for creating the character Peter Pan. | [[Image:462px-Cscr-featured .png |15px]] '''[[J.M. Barrie]]''' was a photographer, author, and playwright most famous for creating the character Peter Pan. | ||
[[Image:462px-Cscr-featured .png |15px]] '''[[Boarding school]]s''' are schools with dormitories where pupils live during the term. Boarding schools have long been considered as hot-beds of sexual activity among students, or sometimes between students and teachers and over the course of history, semi-pornographic novels from The adventures of a schoolboy (1866) to The boys of Swithins hall (1999) have only reinforced this notion. While sexual contact between boys in boarding schools is often being regarded in terms of "situational homosexuality", a close examination of the nature and social context of these contacts reveals it had more to do with pederasty or boy-love than situational homosexuality. | [[Image:462px-Cscr-featured .png |15px]] '''[[Boarding school]]s''' are schools with dormitories where pupils live during the term. Boarding schools have long been considered as hot-beds of sexual activity among students, or sometimes between students and teachers and over the course of history, semi-pornographic novels from The adventures of a schoolboy (1866) to The boys of Swithins hall (1999) have only reinforced this notion. While sexual contact between boys in boarding schools is often being regarded in terms of "situational homosexuality", a close examination of the nature and social context of these contacts reveals it had more to do with pederasty or boy-love than situational homosexuality. | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 1 March 2013
J.M. Barrie was a photographer, author, and playwright most famous for creating the character Peter Pan.
Boarding schools are schools with dormitories where pupils live during the term. Boarding schools have long been considered as hot-beds of sexual activity among students, or sometimes between students and teachers and over the course of history, semi-pornographic novels from The adventures of a schoolboy (1866) to The boys of Swithins hall (1999) have only reinforced this notion. While sexual contact between boys in boarding schools is often being regarded in terms of "situational homosexuality", a close examination of the nature and social context of these contacts reveals it had more to do with pederasty or boy-love than situational homosexuality.
