PEDIATRICS Vol. 70 No. 1 July 1982, pp. 98
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. . . since children themselves have nothing to do with what they are named, their names reveal to us their parents—their sublimations, hopes; those who think of names as the accumulation of capital; who from a narrow living room seek an exotic and alien land; who living in a present without a past, hope, by surrounding themselves with its utterances, to revive one.