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Olaf College) explores Porter's two views in her unpublished papers as well as newly available editions of early reviews, fiction and poetry, tracing Porter's explorations in sexual and gender identity, the tension those explorations created in a woman with a Victorian/Southern belle childhood, and the results in various affairs, marriages, and progeny on paper, all of which reflected her questions about how art, gender and identity work together. A family unit consisting of a mother and father and their progeny. And mark this, Peter, in those quarters, I'll gladly bear your sons and daughters; Children, offspring, issue, progeny, Now I committed, bonded be. |
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Progeny (breeding and genetics)
