Titlebook: Autism and the Brain; Neurophenomenologica Tatyana B Glezerman Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 ASD.Amygdala.Asperge

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-27797-0M-IV, the American Psychiatric Association), these phenomena represent a heterogeneous group of behaviors that stem from different hierarchical levels and areas in the autist’s brain. Both stereotypical behavior and an autist’s preoccupation with parts of objects (so-called “restricted interests”) c

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Zum Geschichtsbewusstsein der Psychoanalyseficit traces back to that part of the LH responsible for our awareness of personal identity. Self as . and apart from others, self as agent, is missing or undeveloped. The basis for this LH self can be hypothesized as lying within the LH OFC system: the triangle of left . (.) as well as the network

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4112-0ASD; Amygdala; Asperger’s Syndrome; Autism; Autistic savant; Brain imaging; Brain networks; Cerebral organi

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978-1-4899-9893-4Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03016-0Autists do not speak or when they speak, they repeat the same phrase many times meaninglessly. They say things that look nonsensical and irrelevant to others, because their utterances do not seem to have any connection to the situation in which they are voiced. Autists are unable to understand metaphors, irony, lies, and humor.

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Hans Peters,Jürgen Salzwedel,Günter ErbelIn this chapter, we will examine the conflicts and contradictions in the autist’s abilities to comprehend the spatial relations between objects and speculate what brain patterns may underlie those peculiarities. We will also explore the meaning this may have in the context of the whole autistic clinical-brain pattern.

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Geschichtlichkeit, Nihilismus, AutonomieTo understand the cerebral organization of self we must start with how one’s own body is represented in the brain.

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How Autistic Persons Understand Words (Cerebral Organization of Word Meaning and Autism),Autists do not speak or when they speak, they repeat the same phrase many times meaninglessly. They say things that look nonsensical and irrelevant to others, because their utterances do not seem to have any connection to the situation in which they are voiced. Autists are unable to understand metaphors, irony, lies, and humor.