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Image and Data Analysis Techniques,ok records, returned to the hospital ‘to have the Magnetism continued and its powerful influence exhibited to the students and professors generally — the only remains of her former symptom was a slight pain in the head. She was subjected daily to mesmerism — twice in the [hospital] theatre’.. Howeve

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230210752 texts by Dickens, including . (1852–3), . (1858), . . (1864–5) and journalistic pieces written for . . and ., alongside the archival records of the hospital, contemporary newspaper articles of the social exploration genre and stories published in the middle-class children’s periodical ., which took

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Introduction,ilanthropists — struggled for authority in defining the meanings of childhood, child health and development. In this book, I explore how Dickens’s engagement with novel medical and scientific conceptions of the child, and with disputes over scientific credit and prestige, shaped the development of h

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Experimental Subjects: , and the Culture of Mesmerist Demonstrations,ok records, returned to the hospital ‘to have the Magnetism continued and its powerful influence exhibited to the students and professors generally — the only remains of her former symptom was a slight pain in the head. She was subjected daily to mesmerism — twice in the [hospital] theatre’.. Howeve

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Dickens, the Social Mission of Victorian Paediatrics and the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick texts by Dickens, including . (1852–3), . (1858), . . (1864–5) and journalistic pieces written for . . and ., alongside the archival records of the hospital, contemporary newspaper articles of the social exploration genre and stories published in the middle-class children’s periodical ., which took

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,The Feelings of Childhood: Dickens and the Study of the Child’s Mind,f Dickens’s works from the 1850s and early 1860s, including . (1851–3), Christmas stories written for . and the first two series of the ‘Uncommercial Traveller’ essays (1860, 1863), in the context of emerging medical and psychological debates about the emotional life of the child. I argue that Dicke