Erotic subjects
earliest edition we have, 2011 Oxford University Press, 2011 283 pages
"Sympathetic and imaginative, this elegantly written book illuminates the interrelation of eros and politics in ways that are refreshingly honest about the risky but real pleasure of submission to power. Sanchez traces the implications of such pleasure for Renaissance texts by both men and women with a subtlety that makes submitting to Erotic Subjects an unambiguous delight." --Anne Lake Prescott, Barnard College
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