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clogic-192742	Dawes, Greg	On the Textualization of History and Sexuality in Hispanism	2020	16	.pdf	application/pdf	7925	330	47	(239; my translation)], he is referring, it seems to me, to gay men who willingly reproduce the sexual and gender inequalities under capitalism.22 García Lorca himself rejects this view and fuses his identity politics with the struggle to abolish capitalism.23 Conclusion What I am suggesting then in this essay is that, contrary to currently accepted literary- critical doxa, poststructuralism has been able to argue persuasively about human sexuality only at the cost of dispensing with a dialectical assessment of science and reason. By contrast, in Poeta en Nueva York García Lorca points out many subtleties with respect to (homo)sexuality and perceives his own identity as a gay man as part of a larger struggle for socialist liberation.	cache/clogic-192742.pdf	txt/clogic-192742.txt