Maenads in pop culture are usually women with a strong eroticism, distinguished by sexual addiction and pure lust, malice, murders. However, the maenads Ancient Greek iconography drama were completely different, not connected to sphere or manipulation of men. preserve their chastity, task is honor Dionysus dances rites. The aim this paper reconstruct common thread that has led contemporary gloo...

Inspired by the greatly stimulating psycho-dramas of gothic and erotic fiction revolutionary potential Surrealism, Dorothea Tanning renovates images which aim to go into nature feminine (and infancy) sensual corporal experience, falling down frontier between real world imagination pro a smooth inventive wherein all odds can imaginably exist. The most famous work art is perhaps one from 1940s wh...

The development of Korean films is tortuous, and a number outstanding have emerged in the 21st century. Among them, “revenge trilogy” are famous, while they also made director Park Chan-wook become world-renowned. His break through restriction film genre set up complicated revenge structure, carefully constructed space-time setting role-building morally ambiguous characters. elements blood, vio...

The aftermath of breast cancer treatment, especially the sexual side effects, appears to be a neglected issue in developed society. The purpose of this study was to explore how middle-aged women treated for a breast cancer experienced their sexual identity connected to the community norms and values in the society as a whole. Three focus group interviews were conducted, with a total of 12 women...

1. Yaoi is a genre of storytelling featuring male-male eroticism and romance whose primary audience is girls and women. The genre began in amateur manga (comics), or dōjinshi, culture in 1970s Japan. Today, yaoi has grown into a global phenomenon that is particularly popular in East Asia where, since the late 1990s, it has garnered millions of fans. In Sinophone contexts, yaoi is called danmei ...

' Don Cameron Allen, "On Venus and Adonis',' Elizabethan and Jacobean Studies Presented to Frank Percy Wilson, ed. Herbert Davis and Helen Gardner (Oxford 1959), p. 100; on Adonis' unwillingness, see also T. W. Baldwin, On the Literary Genetics of Shakespeare's Poems and Sonnets (Urbana 1950); Geoffrey Bullough, Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare, I (New York 1957), p. 7; William Kea...