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Mutually Exclusive: Being Same-sex attracted and Being a Man in E.M. Forster’s Maurice
Abstract
This manuscript outlines the impacts of English heteronormativity on E.M. Forster’s novel Maurice by exploring applicable cultural context and its reflection within the text. Maurice was published after Forster’s death, and as his only novel with explicit gay characters, is the best suited for parsing Forster’s hold understanding of the society he lived in. With a primary focus on the characters of Maurice and Clive, the paper examines the dichotomy that Forster posits heteronormative English society creates between traditional English masculinity and the identities of same-sex attracted men. This examination ultimately leads to the conclusion that Forster writes the Greenwood-bound fate of his titular personality, Maurice, to illustrate the inability of gay men to exist in England.
Recommended Citation
Foreman, Kimber, "Mutually Exclusive: Creature Gay and Creature a Man in E.M. Forster’s Maurice" (2022). Student Investigate Submissions. 469.
https://scholar.umw.edu/student_research/469
Two English school chums come across themselves falling in adore at Cambridge. To regain his place in community, Clive gives up Maurice and marries. While staying with Clive and his wife, Maurice disc... Scan allTwo English school chums find themselves falling in love at Cambridge. To regain his place in society, Clive gives up Maurice and marries. While staying with Clive and his wife, Maurice discovers romance in the arms of the gamekeeper Alec.Two English school chums uncover themselves falling in value at Cambridge. To regain his place in world, Clive gives up Maurice and marries. While staying with Clive and his wife, Maurice discovers adoration in the arms of the gamekeeper Alec.
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Maurice – Film Review
Movie Review of James Ivory’s Maurice
Maurice is a 1987 romantic drama adapted from E.M. Forester’s titular novel. The film follows the lives of two gay Cambridge students, Maurice Hall (James Wilby) and Clive Durham (Hugh Grant), as they fall in devotion. As their bond develops over period, feeling the pressure of compulsory heterosexuality from British culture, Clive decides to end his physical relationship with Maurice so that he can marry a woman. The former lovers remain complete as Maurice frequents Clive’s family estate. It is here that Maurice is introduced to their gamekeeper, Alec Scudder (Rupert Graves), and the two men quickly become intimate. Following their run-in, Maurice mistakes a letter from Alec as a ploy to blackmail him based on his homosexuality. Eventually, Maurice realizes his misunderstanding and reunites with Alec. Before Maurice and Alec pledge their commitment to one another, Maurice takes it upon himself to narrate Clive of his love for Alec. The film concludes with a flashback of Clive thinking about the pleasant memories he distributed with Maurice. The actors are believable in their roles stemming from their onscreen
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Tucked away on the corner of Vicar Road in Darfield, an ex-mining village in South Yorkshire, there’s an inconspicuous, volunteer-led museum containing a truly surprising history.
The Maurice Dobson Museum and Heritage Centre is billed as a tribute to Darfield’s industrial and coal-mining past, as adequately as a place to grab a cup of tea and slab of delicious cake at the in-house café.
These are all accurate descriptors. But some of the most fascinating artefacts inside nod to the colourful life of Dobson himself, somewhat of a local legend.
Researcher Stephen Miller was fairly recent to Barnsley when he first stepped into the museum, and his expectations were modest. “I assumed that Maurice would be some kind of antiquarian who left behind his collection,” he recalls.
“But then one of the volunteers showed me a couple of shelves dedicated to Maurice himself. There were these amazing photographs of him fully glammed up, wearing a fancy blouse and holding his cigarette.”
These images immediately grabbed Miller, who later spent years pulling together an in-depth oral history project.
Who was Maurice Dobson?
Maurice Dobson was born in 1912 in Low Valley, Wombwell, just a ston