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Dynes does not say why it was thought the work was 'politically incorrect', nor what exactly was being censored.
Dynes does not say why it was thought the work was 'politically incorrect', nor what exactly was being censored.
There are some leading themes or theories that run throughout this massive work, one of which is to blame Christianity for all of the problems encountered by modern homosexuals. This puts this work in opposition to John Boswell's theory that the Catholic church was slow to adopt a hostile attitude. Homosexuality is taken as a given, and all hostile theories are refuted.