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1 Yale J.L. & Human. 205 (1988-1989)
Jews, Bicycle Riders, and Gay People: The Determination of Social Consensus and Its Impact of Minorities

handle is hein.journals/yallh1 and id is 219 raw text is: Articles Jews, Bicycle Riders, and Gay People: The Determination of Social Consensus and Its Impact on Minorities John Eastburn Boswell It is written in a Chinese encyclopedia of the Middle Ages that animals are divided into fourteen categories: 1. belonging to the emperor 2. embalmed 3. tame 4. suckling pigs 5. sirens 6. fabulous 7. stray dogs 8. included in the present classification 9. frenzied 10. innumerable 11. drawn with a very fine camel-hair brush 12. et cetera 13. having just broken the water pitcher 14. appearing to be flies from a long way off.' Western societies have deployed a variety of strategies to create stan- dards of the good to direct human conduct and enforce notions of civic behavior. The nature and sources of these standards as well as their rela- 1. The significance and source of this quotation are explained at the conclusion of the essay.

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