Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. Preface ix
5. Acknowledgements xii
6. 1 The Homintern Conspiracy
7. Beginning to Count Themselves 1
8. Natural Secret Agents and Natural Traitors 6
9. The Girls’ Friendly Society 12
10. Positions of Influence 22
11. All Queers Meet Each Other 26
12. 2 Scandal and After
13. The Wilde Case (1895) 31
14. The Eulenberg Case (1906–09) 42
15. The Pemberton Billing Case (1918) 44
16. Getting Away 46
17. Radclyffe Hall and The Well of Loneliness (1928–29) 49
18. Dolly Wilde: The Next Generation 54
19. Lord Alfred Douglas 57
20. 3 The Northern Exotic
21. Moonlight People 61
22. Lovers of the Beautiful 64
23. The Russian Ballet 71
24. The Swedish Ballet 79
25. Sergei Eisenstein 81
26. Tamara de Lempicka 84
27. Rudolf Nureyev 87
28. 4 France and its Visitors
29. The Paris Scene 94
30. Pedestrians and Pederasts: Americans in Paris 106
31. The Modern Sapphic Paris 115
32. Indifferent Tolerance 124
33. 5 Germany and its Visitors
34. The George Kreis 132
35. The Berlin Scene 137
36. Magnus Hirschfeld 141
37. Visitors to Berlin 146
38. Flirting with Fascism 156
39. 6 Frivolity to Seriousness
40. The Fashionable Vice 165
41. Modernity Outdated 170
42. Becoming Serious: Evelyn Waugh 174
43. The Nancy Poets and Their Detractors 176
44. Pansipoetical Poets 184
45. 7 Berlin Propagandised
46. Sodom on Spree 190
47. The Homosexuality of Hitler(ism) 194
48. Publications and Bookshops 198
49. Sexual Tourism 201
50. 8 The Southern Exotic
51. That Southwards Drift 208
52. Capri and its Visitors 214
53. Sicily and its Visitors 225
54. The Intolerant South 229
55. In Every Land an Oriental Colony 234
56. Tangier and its Visitors 246
57. The Oriental Occidentalist: Yukio Mishima 257
58. 9 The New World
59. Harlem and its Visitors 261
60. A New Sodom 271
61. Gay Hollywood 280
62. New York to Havana and Back 286
63. Manuel Puig 298
64. 10 The New Politics
65. A Lot of Privacy 303
66. The ‘Good’ Homosexual 305
67. The ‘Bad’ Homosexual 312
68. From the Covert to the Overt 319
69. Culture and Gay Culture 326
70. Madness Begets Madness 334
71. Afterword 340
72. Notes 344
73. Bibliography 384
74. Index 406