What Ogden is suggesting, however, is that all infants have a sort of ‘autistic experience’ of the world around them. That is, like the autistic, the infant has an exclusively sensorial experience of its surroundings – one structured not by the workings of love and hate, or envy and gratitude, but by those of shape and rhythm, pattern and periodicity, texture and temperature.
Там же. С. 13
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment