Radclyffe Hall
1. The Well of Loneliness
The Well of Loneliness
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18 Stunden und 26 Minuten
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Erscheinungsdatum
13.03.2026
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Italienisch
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The Well of Loneliness occupies a singular position in twentieth-century literary history. Published in 1928 in Britain, it stands at the intersection of modernist experimentation, early sexological discourse, religious morality, and emergent queer self-consciousness. It is at once a Bildungsroman, a social protest novel, and a deeply personal meditation on identity, exile, and moral dignity. Though often described simply as the first major English-language lesbian novel, such a label is both accurate and insufficient. The novel is not merely about same-sex love; it is about ontology—about what it means to exist in a world structured to deny your very being. It asks not for tolerance of behavior but for recognition of identity.
Hall wrote at a moment when the scientific study of sexuality had begun to categorize and define what had previously been named only as sin or vice. Drawing on the language of inversion popularized by late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century sexologists, Hall frames her protagonist Stephen Gordon as a congenital "invert," someone born with a masculine soul in a female body.
Hall wrote at a moment when the scientific study of sexuality had begun to categorize and define what had previously been named only as sin or vice. Drawing on the language of inversion popularized by late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century sexologists, Hall frames her protagonist Stephen Gordon as a congenital "invert," someone born with a masculine soul in a female body.
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