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Dark end of the spectrum

Landry, Bernice (speaker.). Mahoney, Susan, (producer.). Noges, Liz, (producer.). Field, Dave, (producer.). Lucht, Bernie, (producer.). Kennedy, Paul, (presenter.). Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, (publisher.).

Summary: First seen as a medical oddity, autism has a fascinating and troubling story. Bernice Landry takes us from the heyday of psychoanalysis, to the blame-the-mother era, the rise of the activist parent, and the decoding of the dark secrets of our genes. For Rain Man it was numbers; for Darius McCollum, it was the New York City subway. Meet the man whose compulsion to steal trains had cost him years in jail long before he ever heard about autism.

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  • Physical Description: sound disc
    2 sound discs (approximately 108 minutes) : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 inches.
  • Publisher: Toronto, Ont. : CBC Ideas Transcripts, c2007.

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General Note:
Title from disc label.
Creation/Production Credits Note: Producer, Susan Mahoney ; associate producer/web master, Liz Noges ; sound production, Dave Field ; executive producer, Bernie Lucht.
Participant or Performer Note: Speaker, Bernice Landry ; Series host, Paul Kennedy.
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Originally broadcast: 26/05/2008, 02/06/2008 on CBC Radio One.
Subject: Asperger's syndrome
Autism

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at BC Interlibrary Connect. (Show)
  • 1 of 1 copy available at Prince Rupert Library.

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Prince Rupert Library CDTB 618.92 Land (Text) 33294001979897 Talking Books Volume hold Available -

Summary: First seen as a medical oddity, autism has a fascinating and troubling story. Bernice Landry takes us from the heyday of psychoanalysis, to the blame-the-mother era, the rise of the activist parent, and the decoding of the dark secrets of our genes. For Rain Man it was numbers; for Darius McCollum, it was the New York City subway. Meet the man whose compulsion to steal trains had cost him years in jail long before he ever heard about autism.

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