The pouch of Douglas

Tracy Sorensen

The pouch of Douglas

Tracy Sorensen

Creative Practice Circle Research Group

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Abstract

An personal exploration of cancer intertwined with an account of Dr Douglas and the Mary Toft sensation, in which a woman claimed to have given birth to live rabbits.

Original language	English
Type	1 page personal reflection, academic journal
Media of output	Print/online
Publisher	Medical Journal of Australia
Number of pages	1
Place of Publication	Sydney, NSW, Australia
Edition	11
Volume	202
Publication status	Published - 2015

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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

Personification, the Posthuman and the Poseidon Adventure
Sorensen, T. (Presenter)
16 Sept 2020
Activity: Engagement and professional development › Content creation/delivery › Academic

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Personification, the Posthuman and the Poseidon Adventure

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