Sappho Is Burning

Delve into the rich and evocative world of Sappho Is Burning by Page DuBois, published by The University of Chicago Press in 1997. This captivating study reinterprets the works of Sappho, the archaic lesbian poet whose powerful poetry dates back to the seventh century BC. With an insightful analysis across 213 pages, DuBois highlights Sappho’s profound contributions to poetry, philosophy, and the exploration of sexuality. Discover how Sappho’s artistry transcends time and continues to resonate within contemporary discussions of gender and identity. Perfect for those interested in literature, queer studies, and feminist theory, this book invites you to explore the complexities of desire and the enduring legacy of one of history's most iconic poets.