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'Offering intriguing readings of Keats's romances, Rachel Schulkins's book is the first sustained treatment of the poet's work in terms of his figurative use of masturbation. She engages with Keats's complex concerns with gender and sexuality, which have been points of contention among Keats scholars and sources of frustration to his readers within and outside the academy.' James Allard, Brock University and author of Romanticism, Medicine, and the Poets Body

’Offering intriguing readings of Keats’s romances, Rachel Schulkins’s book is the first sustained treatment of the poet’s work in terms of his figurative use of masturbation. She engages with Keats’s complex concerns with gender and sexuality, which have been points of contention among Keats scholars and sources of frustration to his readers within and outside the academy.’ James Allard, Brock University and author of Romanticism, Medicine, and the Poets Body

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Dr Rachel Schulkins received her PhD from the University of Liverpool and is currently a lecturer at Liverpool Hope University, UK.

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