Boarding school - Revision history

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	* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s		* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s
	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)
			==See also==
			*[[Situational homosexuality]]
			*[[Facultative homosexuality]]
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	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)

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	'''Boarding schools''' are schools with dormitories where pupils live during the term. Boarding schools have long been considered as hot-beds of sexual activity among students, or sometimes between students and teachers and over the course of history, semi-pornographic novels from ''The adventures of a schoolboy'' (1866) to ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999) have only reinforced this notion. While sexual contact between boys in boarding schools is often being regarded in terms of "situational homosexuality", a close examination of the nature and social context of these contacts reveals it had more to do with [[pederasty]] or [[boylove\|boy-love]] than situational [[homosexuality]].		'''Boarding schools''' are schools with dormitories where pupils live during the term. Boarding schools have long been considered as hot-beds of sexual activity among students, or sometimes between students and teachers and over the course of history, semi-pornographic novels from ''The adventures of a schoolboy'' (1866) to ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999) have only reinforced this notion. While sexual contact between boys in boarding schools is often being regarded in terms of "[[situational homosexuality]]", a close examination of the nature and social context of these contacts reveals it had more to do with [[pederasty]] or [[boylove\|boy-love]] than situational [[homosexuality]].

	==English public schools ==		==English public schools ==

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	*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.		*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.
	*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title		*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title
	*Marlowe, Edmund, ''[["Alexander's Choice"]] (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984		*Marlowe, Edmund, ''[["Alexander's Choice"]]'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984
	* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s		* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s
	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)

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	*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.		*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.
	*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title		*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title
	*Marlowe, Edmund, ''[["Alexander's Choice"]](2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984		*Marlowe, Edmund, ''[["Alexander's Choice"]] (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984
	* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s		* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s
	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)

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	*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.		*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.
	*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title		*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title
	*Marlowe, Edmund,''[[Alexander's Choice]]'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984		*Marlowe, Edmund, ''[["Alexander's Choice"]](2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984
	* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s		* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s
	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)

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	*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.		*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.
	*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title		*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title
	*Marlowe, Edmund,''Alexander's Choice'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984		*Marlowe, Edmund,''[[Alexander's Choice]]'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984
	* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s		* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s
	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)

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	'''Fiction'''		'''Fiction'''

	*Hughes, Thomas ''Tom Brown’s schooldays'' (1857)		*Hughes, Thomas, ''Tom Brown’s schooldays'' (1857)
	*Farrar, Frederic W. ''Eric, or Little by Little'' (1858): religiously earnest story of a boy's fall from grace		*Farrar, Frederic W., ''Eric, or Little by Little'' (1858): religiously earnest story of a boy's fall from grace
	*Reddie, J. ''The adventures of a schoolboy'' (1866)		*Reddie, J., ''The adventures of a schoolboy'' (1866)
	*Vachell, H. ''The hill: a romance of friendship'' (1905)		*Vachell, H. ''The hill: a romance of friendship'' (1905)
	*Waugh, Alec ''The loom of youth'' (1917): semi-autobiographical account of his days at Sherborne, from which he was expelled for a love affair with a younger boy.		*Waugh, Alec, ''The loom of youth'' (1917): semi-autobiographical account of his days at Sherborne, from which he was expelled for a love affair with a younger boy.
	*Waugh, Evelyn ''Decline and fall'' (1928)		*Waugh, Evelyn, ''Decline and fall'' (1928)
	*Dilke, Christopher ''The rotten Apple'' (1968)		*Dilke, Christopher, ''The rotten Apple'' (1968)
	*Aldiss, Brian W. ''The hand-reared boy'' (1970)		*Aldiss, Brian W., ''The hand-reared boy'' (1970)
	*Fuller, R. ''The ruined boys'' (1987)		*Fuller, R. ''The ruined boys'' (1987)
	*Fry, Stephen ''The liar'' (1991): semi-autobiographical, as can be seen from its similarities to his ''Moab is my Washpot''		*Fry, Stephen, ''The liar'' (1991): semi-autobiographical, as can be seen from its similarities to his ''Moab is my Washpot''
	*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.		*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.
	*Kent, Chris ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999)~~: semi-erotic~~		*Kent, Chris, ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999), ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000), ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): all semi-erotic, the last set in the present despite the title
	*Kent, Chris, ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000)~~: semi-erotic~~		*Marlowe, Edmund,''Alexander's Choice'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984
	*Kent, ~~Chris~~ ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): semi-erotic ~~and~~ set in the present despite the title
	*Marlowe, Edmund ''Alexander's Choice'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984
	* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s		* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s
	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)

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	*Aldiss, Brian W. ''The hand-reared boy'' (1970)		*Aldiss, Brian W. ''The hand-reared boy'' (1970)
	*Fuller, R. ''The ruined boys'' (1987)		*Fuller, R. ''The ruined boys'' (1987)
	*Fry, Stephen ''The liar'' (1991): semi-autobiographical, as can be seen from its similarities to his "Moab is my Washpot"		*Fry, Stephen ''The liar'' (1991): semi-autobiographical, as can be seen from its similarities to his ''Moab is my Washpot''
	*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.		*Vernon, Frances, ''The Fall of Doctor Onslow'' (1994): 1858 scandal about a headmaster, loosely based on the above-mentioned Charles Vaughan, and a boy of 16.
	*Kent, Chris ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999): semi-erotic		*Kent, Chris ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999): semi-erotic
	*Kent, Chris, ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000): semi-erotic		*Kent, Chris, ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000): semi-erotic

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	*Waugh, Alec ''The loom of youth'' (1917): semi-autobiographical account of his days at Sherborne, from which he was expelled for a love affair with a younger boy.		*Waugh, Alec ''The loom of youth'' (1917): semi-autobiographical account of his days at Sherborne, from which he was expelled for a love affair with a younger boy.
	*Waugh, Evelyn ''Decline and fall'' (1928)		*Waugh, Evelyn ''Decline and fall'' (1928)
	*Dilke, Christopher "The rotten Apple" (1968)		*Dilke, Christopher ''The rotten Apple'' (1968)
	*Aldiss, Brian W. ''The hand-reared boy'' (1970)		*Aldiss, Brian W. ''The hand-reared boy'' (1970)
	*Fuller, R. ''The ruined boys'' (1987)		*Fuller, R. ''The ruined boys'' (1987)
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	*Kent, Chris ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999): semi-erotic		*Kent, Chris ''The boys of Swithins hall'' (1999): semi-erotic
	*Kent, Chris, ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000): semi-erotic		*Kent, Chris, ''Boys in Shorts'' (2000): semi-erotic
	*Kent, Chris ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): semi-erotic and set in the present, despite the title		*Kent, Chris ''The Real Tom Brown's Schooldays'' (2002): semi-erotic and set in the present despite the title
	*Marlowe, Edmund ''Alexander's Choice'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984		*Marlowe, Edmund ''Alexander's Choice'' (2012): love affair of a 14-year-old and a young teacher at Eton in 1984
	* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy		* [[Roger Peyrefitte\|Peyrefitte, R.]] ''Les amitiés particulières'' (1944), translated into English as ''Special Friendships'' (1958): tragedy in a Catholic school in the 1920s
	*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)		*[[Henry de Montherlant\|de Montherlant, H.]] ''Les garçons'' (1969), translated into English as ''The Boys'' (1969)