Kinderbrutanstalt and Kindchenschema: The Child Hatchery and the Psychology of Cute

Nikole Darnell; Kathryn Hampshire; Amory Orchard

doi:10.33043/DLR.3.0.46-65

Kinderbrutanstalt and Kindchenschema

The Child Hatchery and the Psychology of Cute

Authors

Nikole Darnell Ball State University
Kathryn Hampshire Ball State University
Amory Orchard Ball State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33043/DLR.3.0.46-65

Abstract

Today, Coney Island is known for family fun and
entertainment. But few people realize that at one
time it was home to the first infant incubators in the
nation. By examining the history of these incubators, putting children on display without their direct
consent, and the psychology of cute, the authors
delve into the darker side of Coney Island’s history.

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Published

2016-01-07

How to Cite

Darnell, N., Hampshire, K., & Orchard, A. (2016). Kinderbrutanstalt and Kindchenschema: The Child Hatchery and the Psychology of Cute. Digital Literature Review, 3, 46–65. https://doi.org/10.33043/DLR.3.0.46-65