Vol. 26 No. 1 (2014)

Articles

The Nature of Monsters. Sketches of the History of Teratology

Francesco Paolo De Ceglia

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Bone Deformities and Skeletal Malformations in the Roman Imperial Age

Simona Minozzi, Paola Catalano, Walter Pantano, Carla Caldarini, Gino Forniciari

9-22
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The Birth of a Monstrous Child Throughout History: The Example of Anencephaly Between the Egyptian New Empire an the 21st Century

Jean-Louis Fischer, Jacques Patrick Barbet

23-42
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Medieval Monsters, in Theory and Practice

Lisa Verner

43-68
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Leonardo Da Vinci, the Genius and the Monsters. Casual Encounters?

Lorenzo Montemagno Ciseri

69-116
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The Woman Who Gave Birth to a Dog. Monstrosity and Bestiality in Quaestiones Medico-Legales by Paolo Zacchia

Francesco Paolo De Ceglia

117-144
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"Monstre". Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire and the Science of Monstrosity -

Maddalena Mazzocut-Mis

145-166
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Semantics of Monstrosity in the Ninenteenth Century

Stephanie Nestawal

167-196
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Retrogressive Development: Trascendental Anatomy and Teratology in Nineteenth-Century Britain

Alan W.H. Bates

197-222
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Falsehood on the Move. The Aztec Children and Science in the Second Half of the 19th Century

Irina Podgorny

223-244
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Teratology in Mexico. 19th Century

Frida Gorbach

245-268
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Nicola Pende (1880-1970) and His "Big Lazy Children". Parable of a Clinical Syndrome

Liborio Dibattista

269-290
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Filming the Freak Show. Non-Normative Bodies on Screen

Alberto Brodesco

291-312
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The Monstrous Metallic in Medicine and Horror Cinema

Niall Scott

312-332
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Abnormal Appearances: Inspection, Display and the Clinic

Katie Featherstone, Paul Atkinson

333-368
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Essay Reviews

GAGLIASSO E., MEMOLI R., PONTECORVO M. E. (edited by), Science and Scientists: Interdisciplinary Interviews

Giulia Frezza

369-373
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Nestle M. and Nesheim M. (by) Why Calories Count: From Science to Politics, University of California Press

Vanashree Samant

373-379
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MAZZARELLO P., The Queen's Weed. History of a Miraculous Decoction.

Valentina Gazzaniga

379-381
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383-386
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Articles

The Nature of Monsters. Sketches of the History of Teratology

Bone Deformities and Skeletal Malformations in the Roman Imperial Age

The Birth of a Monstrous Child Throughout History: The Example of Anencephaly Between the Egyptian New Empire an the 21st Century

Medieval Monsters, in Theory and Practice

Leonardo Da Vinci, the Genius and the Monsters. Casual Encounters?

The Woman Who Gave Birth to a Dog. Monstrosity and Bestiality in Quaestiones Medico-Legales by Paolo Zacchia

"Monstre". Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire and the Science of Monstrosity -

Semantics of Monstrosity in the Ninenteenth Century

Retrogressive Development: Trascendental Anatomy and Teratology in Nineteenth-Century Britain

Falsehood on the Move. The Aztec Children and Science in the Second Half of the 19th Century

Teratology in Mexico. 19th Century

Nicola Pende (1880-1970) and His "Big Lazy Children". Parable of a Clinical Syndrome

Filming the Freak Show. Non-Normative Bodies on Screen

The Monstrous Metallic in Medicine and Horror Cinema

Abnormal Appearances: Inspection, Display and the Clinic

Essay Reviews

GAGLIASSO E., MEMOLI R., PONTECORVO M. E. (edited by), Science and Scientists: Interdisciplinary Interviews

Nestle M. and Nesheim M. (by) Why Calories Count: From Science to Politics, University of California Press

MAZZARELLO P., The Queen's Weed. History of a Miraculous Decoction.

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