Disability in medieval Europe : thinking about physical impairment during the High Middle Ages, c. 1100-1400

Irina Metzler

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Disability Rights and Representation Medieval Literature and History History of Medicine Studies

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1. Introduction 2. The Theoretical Framework of Disability 3. Medieval Theoretical Concepts of the (Impaired) Body 4. Impairment in Medieval Medicine and Natural Philosophy 5. Medieval Miracles and Impairment 6. Conclusion

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