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Hace 5 días · Soviet child psychiatrist Grunya Sukhareva (Груня Сухарева) was the first person to comprehensively define what is now considered autism. She was born in Kyiv to a Jewish family, [64] and between 1917 and 1921 worked in a psychiatric hospital in Kyiv.
20 de may. de 2024 · The article explores the significant contributions of Grunya Sukhareva, a Russian child psychiatrist born in 1891, who provided an early description of autism in a well-regarded 1925 article, predating the more famous works by Kanner and Asperger.
What if: The separate works of Hans Asperger and Grunya Sukhareva were rediscovered earlier and translated in English in the 1970’s rather than 1991 and 1997? Imagine if a series of events led to the above scenario; what would be the history of autism research, awareness, and acceptance from then-on there?
7 de may. de 2024 · Born in the Russian Empire at the end of the 19th Century, Child psychiatrist Grunya Sukhareva’s characterisation of autism came two decades before the psychologists most widely credited for “discovering” autism as we know it today. Her findings and observations mirror the modern diagnostic criteria for autism.
Parents were framed as fridges, and kids themselves were thrown into ABA conversion. Reenlightenmene of Hans Asperger and later on Dr Grunya Sukhareva have gradually changed the narrative. Now, privileged Autistics are posting own guides and experiences, and lots of less privileged shown up in charities "works independently well".
6 de may. de 2024 · These reports, among others, are now considered to be very early medical identifications of autism and autistic traits. Psychiatrist Grunya Sukhareva would not provide the first early definition of what is now considered ASD until 1925 [6], almost ten years after Edwin’s death.
9 de may. de 2024 · Grunya E movna Sukhareva ’s initial observations of “infan tile . autism ” in 1926 (Manouilenko and Bejerot, 2015; Posar and . Visconti, 2017). Once co nsidered a rare disorder with narr ow .
