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The Physical Child,through observing children’s physical states in clinics and hospitals pediatricians also made common cause with social reformers in child welfare campaigns. An Enlightenment discourse of human development had stressed the importance of early childhood influences in producing future citizens who were

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The Public Child,he close of the nineteenth century new standards for children’s physical care expected adults to align their therapeutic choices with the latest views promoted by physicians trained in scientific medicine. Seeking professional medical care now fell within an expanding rubric of duties that adults ow

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The Metaphysical Child,s with unique physical needs and requirements for care. The new religion’s founder, Mary Baker Eddy, expressly denied the material reality of sickness and, indeed, of the human body itself. The new religion utilized metaphysical healers who were trained and certified exclusively by the Christian Sci

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Children on the Battle Line Between Religion and Medicine,ners of scientific medicine. The divine healer brought his mission to Chicago, where he and his followers soon tangled with local health authorities and physicians in the Cook County Coroner’s office. Dowie railed against new laws that forced parents to obtain medical care for children over their re

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The Science of the Age, a matter of parents’ religious freedom and gained exemptions for spiritual healing within state child neglect statutes. Reframing the issue as adults’ religious freedom blunted the momentum for child welfare and left unanswered the question of whether any child was entitled to health care. By centu

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Introduction,rged, and indeed collided, to produce these periodic controversies. This book examines religious-based medical neglect as a historical phenomenon that reflects changing social constructions of childhood in the United States.

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The Physical Child,n that children’s well-being constituted a matter of public concern. Campaigns against child labor, physical abuse, and parental neglect placed unprecedented significance on a societal duty to scrutinize, monitor, and protect children’s bodies.