Flesh

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Flesh is a science fiction novel by Philip José Farmer that explores themes of sexuality, religion, and societal transformation in a far-future Earth.

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Flesh canonical 3
Flesh (revised edition) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf revised edition of a novel
science fiction novel
author Philip José Farmer
Philip José Farmer
basedOn Flesh
countryOfOrigin United States
explores fertility cults
matriarchal society
myth-making
genre science fiction
social science fiction
hasCoverArtBy unknown
hasLaterEdition Flesh (revised edition)
linked to: Flesh
hasMainCharacter Peter Stagg
hasMotif religious symbolism
ritual sexuality
language English
literaryTheme religion
sexuality
societal transformation
medium print
narrativePerspective third-person narrative
notableFor explicit treatment of sexuality in science fiction
originalFormat paperback
partOf Philip José Farmer bibliography
publicationYear 1960
1968
publisher Beacon Books
setting far-future Earth
timePeriodInFiction thousands of years in the future

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Philip José Farmer notableWork Flesh
subject linked to: Philip
Flesh hasLaterEdition Flesh (revised edition)
linked to: Flesh
Flesh (revised edition) basedOn Flesh
subject linked to: Flesh