"childhood" pseudo-article
Barbara Zurer Pearson
bpearson at comdis.umass.edu
Mon Feb 17 14:25:02 UTC 2003
Dear Infochildes,
As long as Patrick Griffiths has you rummaging
around mentally, let me ask about an article I
saw about 10 or 15 years ago. I showed it to my
then teenage daughter, who registered it, but now
as a new mother would like to see it again--and
I can't find it.
It was a tongue-in-cheek description of childhood
as a medical condition--explaining the small stature,
disorganized movements etc. (It's NOT the piece in
the Onion, which is in the same vein, but cruder. The
Onion is the tabloid version; this is the one that
tries to be from "Nature" (or so I remember it.)
I don't think it was new way back when. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Barbara Pearson
> Patrick Griffiths wrote:
>
> In the last year or so, I read something about a long-term
> record on the development of a King of France (?Louis
> XVI?) kept by his personal physician. I can't remember
> where I read this and would very much appreciate pointers
> from someone who recognises what I am fumbling for.
>
> Thanks
>
> Patrick Griffiths
>
> Beppu University
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