Fate of Anatomical Collections

I: Introduction; 1: Setting the Stage; 2: Organ Music; II: Fated Collections; 3: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Or, What Richard Owen did to John Hunter's Collection; 4: Gender, Fate and McGill University's Medical Collections; 5: Resilient Collections; 6: Inside the Charnel House; III: Preparations, Models and Users; 7: Adieu Albinus; 8: User-Developers, Model Students and Ambassador Users; 9: Mapping Anatomical Collections in Nineteenth-Century Vienna; 10: Fall and Rise of the Roca Museum; IV: Provenance and Fate; 11: The Fate of the Beaded Babies; 12: 'Not Everything that Says Java is from Java'; 13: Cataloguing Collections; V: Museum and Collection Practices Today; 14: Anatomical Craft; 15: Restoration Reconsidered; 16: From Bottled Babies to Biobanks; 17: Ball Pool Anatomy

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