Teresa de Cartagena and the Uncircumcised Ear.

A chapter of the book "Studies in Honor of Denah Lida" that talks about Teresa de Cartagena, a deaf nun, and the development of the deaf people's Christian rights is presented. Cartagena wrote the book "Arboleda de los enfermos" to help those people who are suffering from physical illness. During th...

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Published in:Studies in Honor of Denah Lida pp. 84 - 96
Main Author: Rose, Constance
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 2005
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