Tales of Idolized Boys: Male-Male Love in Medieval Japanese Buddhist Narratives
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Tales of Idolized Boys: Male-Male Love in Medieval Japanese Buddhist Narratives

by Sachi Schmidt-Hori

History LGBTQ+ Literary Studies
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Tales of Idolized Boys explores male-male love in medieval Japanese Buddhist narratives. Through its focused attention to stories of idolized boys, the book connects literary representation with religious and cultural history, offering readers a specialized study of Japanese Buddhism, medieval storytelling, and LGBTQ+ themes.

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Tales of Idolized Boys examines representations of male-male love in medieval Japanese Buddhist narratives.

The book focuses on stories involving idolized boys and considers their place within Japanese religious and literary traditions.

It offers a focused study of medieval Japanese Buddhist storytelling and the cultural meanings attached to these narratives.

Readers interested in Japanese history, Buddhism, literature, and LGBTQ+ studies will find a specialized exploration of an important subject.

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