Langage et parole dans l'autisme

Titre original en anglais : Language and Speech in Autism

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Gernsbacher, M. A., Morson, E. M., & Grace, E. J. (2014). Language and Speech in Autism. Annual Review of Linguistics, 2(1), 413-425. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-linguist-030514-124824

Publication date: 06/03/2014 Ajout dans AutiHub: 14/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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  1. Morton Ann Gernsbacher
  2. Emily M. Morson
  3. Elizabeth J. Grace *

Résumé

L'autisme est un handicap développemental caractérisé par des interactions sociales, des intérêts ou des mouvements corporels atypiques, ainsi que par la communication. Notre revue examine l'état empirique de trois phénomènes de communication considérés comme propres à l'autisme : l'inversion des pronoms (utiliser le pronom tu lorsque le pronom je est visé, et inversement), l'écholalie (répéter ce que quelqu'un a dit) et un décalage production-compréhension réduit, voire inversé (une réduction ou une inversion du constat bien établi selon lequel les locuteurs produisent un langage moins sophistiqué que celui qu'ils peuvent comprendre). Chacun de ces trois phénomènes a été présenté comme propre à l'autisme ; par conséquent, chacun a été proposé comme indicateur diagnostique de l'autisme, et chacun a été interprété de manière centrée sur l'autisme (interprétations psychanalytiques de l'inversion des pronoms, interprétations behavioristes de l'écholalie et savoir clinique concernant le décalage production-compréhension). Toutefois, comme le montre notre revue, aucun de ces trois phénomènes n'est en réalité propre à l'autisme ; aucun ne peut ni ne devrait servir d'indicateur diagnostique de l'autisme, et tous remettent en question des hypothèses non justifiées concernant les personnes autistes ainsi que le développement et l'utilisation de leur langage.

Autism is a developmental disability characterized by atypical social interaction, interests or body movements, and communication. Our review examines the empirical status of three communication phenomena believed to be unique to autism: pronoun reversal (using the pronoun you when the pronoun I is intended, and vice versa), echolalia (repeating what someone has said), and a reduced or even reversed production-comprehension lag (a reduction or reversal of the well-established finding that speakers produce less sophisticated language than they can comprehend). Each of these three phenomena has been claimed to be unique to autism; therefore, each has been proposed to be diagnostic of autism, and each has been interpreted in autism-centric ways (psychoanalytic interpretations of pronoun reversal, behaviorist interpretations of echolalia, and clinical lore about the production-comprehension lag). However, as our review demonstrates, none of these three phenomena is in fact unique to autism; none can or should serve as diagnostic of autism, and all call into question unwarranted assumptions about autistic persons and their language development and use.

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