im·mor·al·ist ( -môr  -lst, -m r-)n. An advocate of immorality. |
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Further into the book, Janice Daurio discusses Immoralism and its effect on the characters of Narnia. At the same time, Baldwin's attempt to establish a discourse on (homo)sexuality remains distinct from the excesses of what Emily Apter calls Gide's "chiasmatic formulation," one that is based upon, "on the one side hyperbolic immoralism, on the other hyperbolic virtue, which allows to see [Gide's] works as a complementary pair" (125). |
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