Vital Signs: Disability, History, and the Catholic Imagination
Dr. Mary Dunn's Durfee Lecture examines how Catholic history informs understandings of embodied difference, care, and human possibility across historical periods.
Mary Dunn is a scholar at Saint Louis University, whose work explores the intersection of disability, history, and the Catholic imagination.
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Faculty & Lecturer · Saint Louis University
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