Asperger gyermekei Edith Sheffer: A History of Science, Morality, and ComplicityISBN:9789635041022 / 978-9635041022Brand Name:Eurpa KiadMPN (Manufacturer Part Number):EUK-AG2019Product Type:Book (Hardcover with Dust Jacket)Genre:Historical Nonfiction / Psychology / Biography / WWII StudiesAuthor:Edith ShefferLanguage:Hungarian (Translated from English)OverviewAsperger gyermekei(Aspergers Children) is a groundbreaking work by award-winning historianEdith Sheffer, who reexamines the legacy of Hans Aspergerthe physician long celebrated as a pioneer of autism research. For decades, Asperger was seen as a defender of children with disabilities. Yet, through meticulous research, Sheffer uncovers a darker truth: Aspergers deep complicity with Nazi ideology and his role in condemning hundreds of children to death under the regimes euthanasia programs.Drawing from extensive archives and case studies, the book exposes how psychiatric science was weaponized to serve totalitarian ideals, branding certain children as unworthy of life. Through this chilling narrative, Sheffer forces readers to confront how moral blindness and scientific ambition combined to create one of the darkest chapters in medical history.Hungarian Overview (ttekints)AzAsperger gyermekeia ncizmus s az orvostudomny kapcsolatnak egyik legmegrzbb trtnett trja fel.Edith Sheffer, a djnyertes trtnsz, j megvilgtsba helyeziHans Aspergeralakjt, akit korbban az autista gyermekek vdelmezjeknt nnepeltek. Kutatsai azonban azt bizonytjk, hogy Asperger nem ldozata, hanem aktv rszese volt a nci rendszernek, s tbb szz gyermeket tlt hallra gygythatatlansguk miatt.A knyv feltrja, miknt vlt az orvostudomny a Harmadik Birodalom ideolgijnak eszkzv. A nem kvnatos gyermekek sorsa akikrl gy vltk, hogy hinyzik bellk a szocilis kszsg tragikusan vgzdtt a Spiegelgrund gyermekgyilkossgi kzpontban. Sheffer mve arra figyelmeztet, milyen kvetkezmnyekkel jr, ha az embersg helyt a politikai lojalits s a tudomny flrertelmezse veszi t.Product FeaturesPublication Year:2019Publisher:Eurpa KiadPlace of Publication:BudapestBinding Type:Glued hardcover with dust jacketPage Count:408 pagesDimensions:15.2 23.0 cmLanguage:HungarianInteresting FactsA Revision of History:Sheffers research, based on newly available archives, redefines the legacy of Hans Asperger, challenging the moral narratives around his work.Moral Philosophy and Science:The book explores how psychiatry and Nazi racial theory intersected, reshaping the definition of normality and worth.The Spiegelgrund Tragedy:Documents the fate of hundreds of children sent to Viennas infamous Spiegelgrund clinicwhere they were subjected to medical murder.A Warning for the Present:Through historical evidence, Sheffer warns of the dangers of dehumanization, labeling, and ideological science.Critical Acclaim:PsychologistSimon Baron-Cohen(Nature) called it a chilling but essential read for medical and psychological professionals.Hungarian Interesting Facts (rdekes Tnyek)Trtnelem jragondolsa:Sheffer kutatsai j fnyben mutatjk be Hans Asperger munkssgt, rvilgtva a tuds felelssgre.Tudomny s erklcs:A knyv bemutatja, hogyan torzult el az orvostudomny, amikor a nci ideolgia szolglatba llt.A Spiegelgrund tragdija:Tbb szz gyermeket kldtek a bcsi Spiegelgrund intzetbe, ahol hallos ksrletek ldozataiv vltak.Figyelmeztets a jvnek:A szerz azt zeni: a cmkzs s a kirekeszts ma is veszlyt jelenthet, ha elfeledjk az egyttrzst.Nemzetkzi elismers:&nbsp