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Solitary Persons?

The Conceptualisation of Autism as a Contact Disorder by Frankl, Asperger, and Kanner
ID 425016
Slug solitary-persons-frederik-boven
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Author : Frederik Boven
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Description <p>Solitary Persons? describes the autism theories of George Frankl (1897-1975), Hans Asperger (1906-1980) and Leo Kanner (1894-1981). These medical doctors were among the first to work with autistic children. Frankl&rsquo;s role in the history of autism was discovered in 2015 and is clarified here. Asperger and Kanner are well-known founders of autism research, but this dissertation presents new discoveries about their work and a new interpretation of their work as a whole.<br /><br />Frankl, Asperger and Kanner each had a metaphor for autistic children. Frankl used a &lsquo;prisoners&rsquo; metaphor. He believed that autistic children, even when they are with other people, are stuck in a solitary state: they do not express how they feel or notice such expressions in others. Asperger&rsquo;s metaphor for autistic children was that they are &lsquo;machines&rsquo;. He believed that autism involves an overdevelopment of intellect and of independence from the environment. Kanner wrote that autistic children are &lsquo;barometers&rsquo;, sensitive to the emotional climate in their home. He believed that autism is an emotional disorder that affects and is affected by the whole personality.<br /><br />Contemporary theories of autism usually explain only some of its symptoms. This conceptual-historical study is a search for older theories of autism that conceptualise its entire symptomology.</p>
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770 Psychologie algemeen NUR
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Publisher Eburon Uitgeverij
Imprint
Language eng
Page count 276
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Publication date first 2022-02-03
Publication date latest 2022-02-03
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  • ISBN: 9789463013949 (BC)

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