Portraying blindness: Nineteenth-Century images of tactile reading
By: Tilley, H.
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BookISSN: 2159-8371 (online); 1041-5718 (papel).Subject(s): Discapacidad visual | Ceguera | Actividades artísticas y socio culturales | Historia | Imagen | Actitudes sociales | Tacto | Lectura y escritura | Alfabetización | Cultura | Europa
| América | DiscapacidadGenre/Form: DocumentalOnline resources: Path | Enlace web
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Disability Studies Quarterly vol. 38, n. 3, 2018, p. 1-21.
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