Ideas about the congenital malformations are related to the mythological, moral and religious concepts. In this article the author draws attention to two manuscript descriptions of deformed neonates by a midwife and by a physician in 1630 and 1788 respectively. These manuscripts are the earliest accounts of the births of teratogenic babies known to have been recorded in the Maltese Islands. Furthermore, they provide insight into the ecclesiastical requirements of the time regulating church burial for the deformed neonates.peer-reviewe
The present paper reviews the hospital confinements which occurred at Victoria Hospital in Gozo duri...
The interest in monstrual beings, inciting fear and astonishment, is the cultural phenomenon of the ...
International audienceThis article examines medieval ideas about the human status and access to the ...
Many important discoveries have been made in the last five decades in the field of hereditary mechan...
Human birth defects - 'monstrous births' - were described in sixteenth and seventeenth century Europ...
The aim of this chapter is to provide an overview of current scholarship concerning birth deformity ...
Before the experimental embryology and, later, of genetics, how could one explain the similarity bet...
In Sicily reflections on monsters and on ‘generative stumbles’ first appear in a treaty of the secon...
This contribution was one of the entries which shared the prize in the British Medical Association (...
The conflicts created by the Church's teachings vis-'a-vis scientific advances and society's expecta...
The purpose of this study is to analyze some peculiar aspects on the conception of monsters and mons...
International audienceThis article examines the medieval discussions by philosophers, theologians an...
International audienceThis article examines the medieval discussions by philosophers, theologians an...
Birth figures, or print images of the fetus in the uterus, were immensely popular in midwifery and s...
In Sicily reflections on monsters and on \u2018generative stumbles\u2019 first appear in a treaty of...
The present paper reviews the hospital confinements which occurred at Victoria Hospital in Gozo duri...
The interest in monstrual beings, inciting fear and astonishment, is the cultural phenomenon of the ...
International audienceThis article examines medieval ideas about the human status and access to the ...
Many important discoveries have been made in the last five decades in the field of hereditary mechan...
Human birth defects - 'monstrous births' - were described in sixteenth and seventeenth century Europ...
The aim of this chapter is to provide an overview of current scholarship concerning birth deformity ...
Before the experimental embryology and, later, of genetics, how could one explain the similarity bet...
In Sicily reflections on monsters and on ‘generative stumbles’ first appear in a treaty of the secon...
This contribution was one of the entries which shared the prize in the British Medical Association (...
The conflicts created by the Church's teachings vis-'a-vis scientific advances and society's expecta...
The purpose of this study is to analyze some peculiar aspects on the conception of monsters and mons...
International audienceThis article examines the medieval discussions by philosophers, theologians an...
International audienceThis article examines the medieval discussions by philosophers, theologians an...
Birth figures, or print images of the fetus in the uterus, were immensely popular in midwifery and s...
In Sicily reflections on monsters and on \u2018generative stumbles\u2019 first appear in a treaty of...
The present paper reviews the hospital confinements which occurred at Victoria Hospital in Gozo duri...
The interest in monstrual beings, inciting fear and astonishment, is the cultural phenomenon of the ...
International audienceThis article examines medieval ideas about the human status and access to the ...