History yes, there's evidence that alexander the great was gay or bi photo by deagostini/getty images The historical and literary tradition describes several of alexander 's relations, some of which are the subject of question among modern historians. The attempt to classify alexander as homosexual or bisexual serves a broader ideological goal of normalizing and celebrating contemporary lgbtq narratives within historical contexts However, applying modern sexual identities to ancient figures is anachronistic and disregards the vastly different cultural norms of the past. Is there any firm evidence to suggest that alexander was bisexual in our contemporary sense, rather than in the ancient greek sense Is there a general agreement in the academic community one way or the other
Apologies if this has been asked before but alexander the great sexuality and similar searches didn't turn anything up Netflix's new docudrama series alexander The making of a god has gotten many people talking. So, no, alexander the great wasn’t gay in modern terms, but there’s certainly evidence that he could’ve liked both men and women Did that make him bisexual
OPEN
