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إبراهيم
بين شجوٍ وحنين
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الانضمام: Jun 2002
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مواقف
Another similar case in highly creative people, is described by Gironella (7) in his visit to the family of the Italian writer Giovanni Papini. In his last years he became progressively weaker, almost blind, and could barely express himself except with some guttural sounds. His granddaughter Anna, was able to translate them and write down essays, letters and the like. She was able to decipher his grunts and noises and made of it an understandable sequence of beautiful phrases. A somewhat similar relationship did develop between Stephen Hawking and one of his disciples in Cambridge, who was able to translate his unintelligible sounds into written formulas, witticisms and the like. Recently Professor Hawking using a computer, has been able to articulate his thoughts in an understandable way. Papini, however eventually did not have the strength to emit his growls, so, with his granddaughter, was able to develop a signal, a change in the rhythm of his breath, to point out a letter pronounced in alphabetic order. The day before his death he was able to compose meaningful prose for his last book "El Juicio Universal".
http://www.priory.com/psych/speech.htm
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10-12-2006, 09:07 PM |
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