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Temple Gradin: Onze wereld heeft allerlei soorten breinen nodig

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Temple Grandin werd als kind 'autistisch' bevonden. Ze legt uit hoe haar brein functioneert, hoe zij 'denkt in beelden' en hoe dat haar toelaat problemen op te lossen die 'gewone' breinen moeilijk vinden. Daarmee ondersteunt ze haar visie dat de wereld behoefte heeft aan mensen uit het ganse autistische spectrum: visuele denkers, patroon denkers, verbale denkers en allerlei andere soorten slimme kinderen.

Through groundbreaking research and the lens of her own autism, Temple Grandin brings startling insight into two worlds. Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by Walter Wijn
Reviewed by Pascal Lacroix
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