Autism or pedagogy to the reverse
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Psychoanalysis: Autism, Mottron/Maleval, Reverse pedagogyAbstract
This paper examines the positions of Mottron and Maleval regarding autism, which come to a similar conclusion in different ways: the autistic has a different intelligence from the non-autistic, which does not go through the gaze of the other or through language. From there, the educational strategies guided by this conclusion will be considered.
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