… children he described in 1943 during the time Frankl … on affective contact, on which he
started before he left Europe; it was later published next to Kanner’s paper on autistic disturbances…

… Leo Kanner’s 1943 seminal paper on autism. It shows that describing children as autistic or
lacking affective contact with … But Kanner’s proposal that infantile autism constituted a hitherto …

… the original descriptions of autism spectrum are Leo Kanner’s 1943 article, Autistic Disturbances
of Affective Contact (1), and Hans Asperger’s thesis, Autistic Psyhopathy in Childhood (2…

… Kanner had written in 1943 about “inborn autistic disturbances of affective contact” and
postulated a “syndrome,” characterized by some children's “inability to relate themselves in the …

… symptoms and severity of autistic disorders. Although the specific causes of autism remain
unclear, … by types (early Kanner's syndrome of early infantile autism) (a classic variant of early …

… Kanner in his first description in 1943 in the article entitled: Autistic disturbances of affective
contact in … Kanner gave a careful and detailed description of the unusual behaviors that some …

… In 1943, Leo Kanner introduced a new variant of child … inborn autistic disturbances of
affective contact. Combining observations from 11 case studies, Kanner distinguishes autism from …

… old woman as being autistic (Kanner in Darr and Worden … in 1943, meaning that Kanner
considered someone as autistic … infantile autism the loss of effective contact and autistic thinking. …

… took some time before autism was connected to biological risk factors. Kanner and Asperger
… Although he did not use the term refrigerator mother , some of Kanner’s writing described a …

… be diagnostic: a profound lack of affective contact with other people; an … Kanner’s 1943
paper certainly represented a seminal landmark in the identification and understanding of autistic …