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DESCRIPTION:What can the history of the freak show tell us about citizenshi
 p? This talk will explore the connection between cultural markers of disab
 ility\, childhood\, and ideal citizens in twentieth century Canada.\n\nJan
 e Nicholas is an associate professor in the Department of Sexuality\, Marr
 iage\, and Family Studies and the Department of History at St. Jerome's Un
 iversity in the University of Waterloo. She holds a PhD in History from th
 e University of Waterloo and is the author of The Modern Girl: Feminine Mo
 dernities\, The Body and Commodities in the 1920s (University of Toronto P
 ress\, 2015). \n\nFor more information please visit /
 lin-centre/. \n
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LOCATION:CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, New Chancellor Day Hall\, 101\, 364
 4 Peel St.
SUMMARY:Transitions and Global Modernities: The Child 'Freak'\, Human Right
 s and the Ideal Citizen in the 20th Century
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 ernities-child-freak-human-rights-and-ideal-citizen-20th-century-285456
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