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Hermaphrodites in Renaissance Europe
A cultural history of how hermaphrodites were represented in medicine, law, literature and alchemy in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europe. Long shows how the figure became a site for debates about nature, gender and the limits of categories, including in alchemical imagery.
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