Edith Sheffer - Asperger gyermekei - Az autizmusfogalom gyökerei BK24-178698

Edith Sheffer's book traces the historical roots of the concept of autism, with particular focus on Viennese physician Hans Asperger and the Nazi era. Drawing on detailed research, the author shows how...
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Edith Sheffer
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Európa Könyvkiadó
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9789635041022
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Edith Sheffer's book traces the historical roots of the concept of autism, with particular focus on Viennese physician Hans Asperger and the Nazi era. Drawing on detailed research, the author shows how the idea of autism took shape and evolved in 20th-century Vienna, a period deeply shaped by ideology.

The book takes a critical look at Asperger's role and legacy, examining the scientific and political context of the time. Moving along the boundary between psychiatry and the history of medicine, it offers a nuanced picture of a complex and contradictory era.

The work is intended for specialists, researchers and anyone who wants a deeper understanding of the social and historical background to the development of the autism diagnosis.

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