Fragile objects: A visual essay

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Journal of Bioethical Inquiry 16 (2):185-189 (2019)
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Recognizing the potential hidden artistic contributions of persons with dementia opens new opportunities for interpretation and potential communication. This visual essay explores the authors’ responses to the fragile objects of art produced by a person with severe dementia and examines what may be learned from them.

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