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A síndrome neurotípica: uma ilustração visual do mundo autista
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O conformismo gerado pelas normais sociais atuais da sociedade generalista é cada vez mais um dos maiores obstáculos que impede a inclusão de indivíduos portadores de TEA. O Transtorno do Espectro Autista é uma condição que agrupa uma série de limitações ao nível comunicacional e social, bem como comportamentos estereotipados e idiossincráticos.
A peculiaridade destas pessoas foi desde a sua origem dificilmente aceite, dada a sua imprevisibilidade de ações numa sociedade regida por expectativas. O presente projeto aborda três áreas diferentes – Psicologia, Sociologia e Comunicação Visual – a partir das quais é colocada a problemática do estigma TEA numa perspectiva menos habitual.
Não desvalorizando todo o esforço já desenvolvido nesta problemática, e reconhecendo a sua importância no desenvolvimento pessoal, são já várias as estratégias correntes para adaptar estes indivíduos atípicos, contudo contraditórias quando colocadas na pratica social.
Com base em ferramentas visuais comunicacionais, pretendeu-se atingir uma consciencialização do que é realmente estar “do outro lado do problema”, e promover oportunidades de socialização claramente necessárias para a sucessiva inclusão deste transtorno.
Conclui-se que a inclusão destes indivíduos jamais será possívelsem a incondicional ajuda e compreensão de todos os demais.
The conformism generated by current social norms of general society is increasingly a major obstacle that prevents the inclusion of individuals with ASD. Autistic Spectrum Disorder is a condition that groups a number of limitations to the communicational and social, as well as stereotyped and idiosyncratic behaviors. The peculiarity of these people has been since its origin hardly accepted, given its unpredictability of actions in a society governed by expectations. This project addresses three different areas - Psychology, Sociology and Visual Communication - from which is placed the issue of stigma TEA in a less common perspective. Not devaluing all the effort already deployed in this issue, and acknowledging its importance in personal development, are already many current strategies to adapt these atypical individuals, however contradictory when placed in social practice. Based on visual communication tools, it sought to achieve an awareness of what is actually being "on the other side of the problem," and promote clearly necessary socialization opportunities for the successive inclusion of this disorder. In order for these individuals to pursue a normal lifestyle, they depend on the unconditional help and support from all the other peers.
The conformism generated by current social norms of general society is increasingly a major obstacle that prevents the inclusion of individuals with ASD. Autistic Spectrum Disorder is a condition that groups a number of limitations to the communicational and social, as well as stereotyped and idiosyncratic behaviors. The peculiarity of these people has been since its origin hardly accepted, given its unpredictability of actions in a society governed by expectations. This project addresses three different areas - Psychology, Sociology and Visual Communication - from which is placed the issue of stigma TEA in a less common perspective. Not devaluing all the effort already deployed in this issue, and acknowledging its importance in personal development, are already many current strategies to adapt these atypical individuals, however contradictory when placed in social practice. Based on visual communication tools, it sought to achieve an awareness of what is actually being "on the other side of the problem," and promote clearly necessary socialization opportunities for the successive inclusion of this disorder. In order for these individuals to pursue a normal lifestyle, they depend on the unconditional help and support from all the other peers.
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Design visual Ilustração Autismo Síndrome de Asperger Distúrbios sociais Transtorno do espectro autista Perturbações do espectro autista