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Paper Dolls: Medicine, Play and Shibata Kōichi’s Obstetric Phantoms
Rebecca Whiteley
History and Cultures
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Obstetrics
100%
Phantom
100%
Dolls
100%
Medical Culture
33%
Germany
16%
Japan
16%
History of Medicine
16%
Source Material
16%
Midwives
16%
Childbirth
16%
Obstetric History
16%
Medical History
16%
Subversive
16%
Social Relationships
16%
Cultural Contexts
16%
Visual Studies
16%
Material Objects
16%
Humor
16%
Textual Sources
16%
Intermedial
16%
Late Nineteenth Century
16%
Care Relationship
16%
Professionalization
16%
Robin
16%
State Regulation
16%
Material Studies
16%
Bernstein
16%
Lecture Theatre
16%
Hospital Training
16%
Obstetric Training
16%
Commercial Paper
16%
Popular Print Culture
16%
Arts and Humanities
Obstetrics
100%
Dolls
100%
Popular
20%
United States of America
20%
Germany
20%
Subversives
20%
Institutionalization
20%
Narrative
20%
Cultural Contexts
20%
Japan
20%
Material Object
20%
Humor
20%
History of Medicine
20%
Print culture
20%
Medical History
20%
Late 19th Century
20%
Source Material
20%
Professionalization
20%
Resemblance
20%
Theater
20%