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A BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF THE HISTORY OF "CHILDREN" AND "WOMEN"
IN THE ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN WORLD
(1800-2020)
by
YIANNIS PANIDIS
A new corrected and expanded 13th edition

(10.835 entries)
June 2020
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HISTORY OF "CHILDREN" AND "WOMEN" IN THE ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN WORLD
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A BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF THE HISTORY OF "CHILDREN" AND "WOMEN"
IN THE ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN WORLD
(1800-2020)
(Embryology, Generation, Procreation, Gynecology,
Obstetrics, Midwifery, Contraception, Abortion, Sex,
Sexuality, Gender, Feminity, Womanhood, Prostitution,
Love, Marriage, Family, Household, Childbirth,
Maternity, Motherhood, Nursing, Breastfeeding, Child-
rearing, Childcare, Infancy, Childhood, Adoption,
Education, Play, Disability, Infanticide, Exposure,
Demographical Problems, Eugenics).
Yiannis Panidis
University of Crete
y.panidis@yahoo.gr
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