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  • maternal imagination

    …sensationally cataloged in publications called wonder books, which captured the attention of audiences interested in observing disability. French physician Ambroise Paré’s Des monstres et prodiges (1573; Of Monsters and Marvels) is an example that gained wide renown. Although they seem fanciful to modern-day viewers, wonder books anchored developing empirical systems…

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    …sensationally cataloged in publications called wonder books, which captured the attention of audiences interested in observing disability. French physician Ambroise Paré’s Des monstres et prodiges (1573; Of Monsters and Marvels) is an example that gained wide renown. Although they seem fanciful to modern-day viewers, wonder books anchored developing empirical systems…

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