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| This document was an interesting look at an antecedent to modern vibrators. George H. Taylor’s design seemed incredibly complicated and I’d imagine it would be quite large, which is interesting in comparison to modern vibrators that are now incredibly compact. - Noah Rutkowski | This document was an interesting look at an antecedent to modern vibrators. George H. Taylor’s design seemed incredibly complicated and I’d imagine it would be quite large, which is interesting in comparison to modern vibrators that are now incredibly compact. - Noah Rutkowski | ||
| + | his document highlights how medical discourse provided a socially acceptable framework for technologies that were, in reality, about pleasure. The emphasis on “patients” and “treatment” turns what might otherwise seem immoral into something therapeutic, | ||
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