Whenever I’ve heard the question, what separates humans from the rest of the animal kingdom, responses inevitably cluster around some specific form of cognitive capacity: tool-making and using, abstract thought, that ability to transcend temporality, emotional experience, language, moral culpability,…
Blog Archives
And for the animal accomplice… Death!
Tagged with: bestiality, moral animals, sex crime, Spanish Law
Posted in Gender and Sexuality, Latin American History
Posted in Gender and Sexuality, Latin American History
project next
Good morning from Quito, Ecuador. After what was a largely uneventful flight and a first night of altitude-induced difficult sleep, I’m sitting in my room at the Casa Foch awakened early by the sun. Largely uneventful, but not completely uneventful…
Tagged with: Latin American History
Posted in Gender and Sexuality, Latin American History, Research and Writing
Posted in Gender and Sexuality, Latin American History, Research and Writing
De Marica a Maricon: Following Definitions of Marica, Maricon, and Sodomia with the Real Academia Española
I’m currently writing a chapter for my book on the events surrounding the establishment of local ruling juntas in Quito in 1809 and 1810. In chasing down a few citations a couple of days ago, I came across a classic,…
Tagged with: gender, marica, maricon, sex crime, sodomia
Posted in Gender and Sexuality, Latin American History
Posted in Gender and Sexuality, Latin American History
Chad Black
This work by Chad Thomas Black is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
parezco y digo 