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homosexuality
owen and sassoon
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sassoon got his mother to burn his letters between him and Owen so the true extent of their relationship is unknown
owen admires Sassoon on their first meeting and takes attention to the 'purple silk of his dressing gown'
everything about Sassoon intimidated him. his status as a published poet, his height, his good looks'
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encouraged to repress
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Pat Barker, in her fictional novel about a non-fictional man, delves deep into the oppression that homosexuals felt
sassoon
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Sassoon is complemented on the love and dedication he demonstrates for the men who serve in his division
within the war the men are encouraged to have close relationships with each other however the line was thin between homosexuality and brotherhood.
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wary of introducing the topic of homosexuality in his conversations with patients for fear of discomforting them or forcing them to reveal information better left unsaid.
condemned for it, like they were condemned for mental health issues.
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People thought of homosexuality as a “disease” and could require some sort of medical treatment. After WWI, their was a rise of a gay pride movement where people began to “come out”
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makes a number of covert appearances through indirect allusions, associations and jokes