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Already in the Middle Ages, the attempted establishment of an exclusively homosexual male community by a fictional prince in the romance Berinus is violently rejected. Confronted with such negative depictions of male homosexuality in its collective dimension, gay-minded writers have rarely provided interesting alternative utopian scenarios until recently.
Furthermore, most of these have favored inclusion in an ideally open and inclusive society within our world, rather than to propose full-fledged utopias as free-standing societal constructions. Krzysztof Fordonski. From a review: As indicated in the opening paragraphs, queer theory and broadly LGBTIQ approaches have been finding new homes as well as finally being given voices in publication. It is suggested in the introduction to the slim volume Out Here: Local and International Perspectives in Queer Studies that it builds on its predecessor because more of its authors address the local context of Poland and Eastern Europe.
This is obviously welcome in and of itself, but additionally so because viewpoints from Poland are rare more generally as a result of prejudice against Polish immigrants in Western Europe. Interestingly, the contextual texts in which information about the non-heteronormative desires of authors does appear are almost all in English, rather than Polish, meaning that the breadth of the picture is only ever likely to reach Polish university students who access English rather than Polish sources, and certainly not the wider Polish population whose access is limited by the lack of working knowledge of English p.
