Chapters
- Sex and Violence, or Nature and Art
- The Birth of the Western Eye
- Apollo and Dionysus
- Pagan Beauty
- Renaissance Form: Italian Art
- Spenser and Apollo: The Faerie Queen
- Shakespeare and Dionysus: As You Like It and Cleopatra
- Return of the Great Mother: Rousseau
- Amazons, Mothers, Ghosts: Goethe
- Sex Bound and Unbound: Blake
- Marriage to Mother Nature: Wordsworth
- The Daemon as Lesbian Vampire: Coleridge
- Speed and Space: Byron
- Light and Heat: Shelly and Keats
- Cults of Sex and Beauty: Balzac
- Cults of Sex and Beauty: Gautier, Baudelaire and Huysmans
- Romantic Shadow: Emily Brontë
- Romantic Shadows: Swineburne and Pater
- Apollo Daemonized: Decadent Art
- The Beautiful Boy as Destroyer: Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray
- The English Epicine: Wilde’s The Importance of Being Ernest
- American Decadents: Poe, Hawthorne and Melville
- Amherst’s Madame de Sade: Emily Dickinson
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