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The valuable role of risky histories: exhibiting disability, race and reproduction in medical museums
by Manon Parry on 12-01-2021 - Research
The changing representation of disability, race and mental health in European medical museums and the under-representation of reproduction; ‘risks’ involved in exhibiting related collections, and strategies to help rehabilitate these topics and their material culture in the future medical museum.
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