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Vitiliginous (Sk)Inscriptions: Historical Religious Interpretations of Involuntarily Whitening Skins rise to the appearance of spreading, asymmetrical patches of milky- white skin and, in some cases, poliosis or leukotrichia, terms used to refer to the complete loss of hair pigment affecting 9–45 percent of people with vitiligo (Hann, Park, and Chun 1997; Gawkrodger et al. 2008; Sehgal and Srivastava 2007).

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Catholicism and Disability: Sacred and Profaneollefsen 2009). The natural law theory can be combined with what Robert George calls “moral ecology,” an understanding that the ethical context of a community often influences the ethical behavior of individuals and that institutions have a moral imperative to create the proper moral ecology for their members.

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Eindimensionale H?ufigkeitsverteilungen bodies, the limits of normalcy, and the spectacle of difference. The Babylonian Talmud, a wide- ranging and complex literary and legal text redacted in the sixth century CE, represents the flourishing of rabbinic Jewish culture. The Talmud is a primary and central source for the development of Jewi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06439-6ttitudes toward disability and deafness are surveyed in order to establish the context within which the Mishnah was formulated, and to assess whether, and to what extent, Greco-Roman beliefs may have influenced the rabbis and Jewish law on matters pertaining to deafness.