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The evolution of beasts and babies: Recapitulation, instinct, and the early discourse on child development

By David Hoogland Noon

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Category Journal Articles
Publication Title Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
Volume 41
Issue 4
Pages 367-386
ISBN/ISSN 00225061
DOI 10.1002/jhbs.20116
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  1. Child development
  2. Children
  3. Economics
  4. Human-animal relationships
  5. Instincts
  6. Life sciences
  7. peer-reviewed
  8. Psychiatry and psychology
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