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The Importance of Being Aspie: презентация
Содержание
- 1. The Importance of Being Aspie:
- 2. The Big Bang Theory (CBS): Dr. Sheldon
- 3. Community (NBC): Abed Nadir, played by Danny
- 4. Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) season 5: Dr. Dixon,
- 5. Touch (Fox): Kiefer Sutherland plays the father
- 6. The Middle (ABC): Brick Heck, played by
- 7. Parenthood (NBC): Max Braverman, played by Max
Слайд 1The Importance of Being Aspie:
SOME Television Representations of
Autism-as-Aspergers
Nedda Ahmed
Arts Librarian, Georgia
Слайд 2The Big Bang Theory (CBS): Dr. Sheldon Cooper, played by Jim
Parsons, is rigid, routine-oriented, socially inept… and brilliant. Although never labeled as such, the audience is meant to read this character as having Asperger’s.
Слайд 3Community (NBC): Abed Nadir, played by Danny Pudi, is another smart-yet-awkward
character audiences commonly read as having Asperger’s due to his encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture and lack of emotional awareness.
Слайд 4Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) season 5: Dr. Dixon, played by Mary McDonnell,
is a highly successful, yet socially awkward heart surgeon with Asperger’s. Psychology Today writer Lynne Soraya described this portrayal of Asperger’s as very over-the-top.
Слайд 5Touch (Fox): Kiefer Sutherland plays the father of an “emotionally challenged”
non-verbal boy (read: autistic) with an “extraordinary gift” for mathematics that borders on the magical/mystical.
Слайд 6The Middle (ABC): Brick Heck, played by Atticus Shaffer, is a
non-diagnosed boy with Asperger’s-like symptoms. On the show, he attends a social skills group for children on the Autism Spectrum.
Слайд 7Parenthood (NBC): Max Braverman, played by Max Burkholder, is an officially
diagnosed pre-teen with Asperger’s. Max has multiple areas of savant-like abilities. This character is widely regarded as being the most holistic portrayal of Autism on television.
