AskHistorians Podcast Episode 192 - Early American Disability with Dan Howlett

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

Disability Studies in a Historical Context

02:15 • 2min

3

How Does Intersectionality Help in Your Research?

04:31 • 2min

4

The History of Disability and the Archives

06:22 • 4min

5

What Does an Early History of the Americas Look Like?

10:27 • 4min

6

John Winthrop's City on a Hill

14:35 • 3min

7

A Monstrous Birth

17:12 • 3min

8

The Importance of a Christianity in Early Societies

20:17 • 3min

9

The Salem Witch Trials and Disabilities and Body History

23:13 • 3min

10

Can a Stutter Be Healed by Your Faith?

26:00 • 3min

11

The Distemper and the Witch Trials

29:22 • 2min

12

Is Rebecca Nurse a Witch?

31:18 • 5min

13

The Devil Is Whispering in Her Ear and She Dies

36:46 • 2min

14

What's So Unsettling About the Salem Wigh Trials?

38:23 • 3min

15

Are the Disabilities Temporary or Permanent?

40:59 • 4min

16

I Think the Intersectionality of Disability and Music Is Very Interesting.

45:03 • 4min

17

What's the Power of Dentures in America?

49:09 • 4min