- Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard (24
April 1774, Oraison, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence – 5 July 1838, Paris) was a
French physician born in Provence. He is perhaps...
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young physician, Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard, who
worked with the boy for five
years and gave him his name, Victor.
Itard was
interested in
determining what...
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regarding the
child Victor of Aveyron,
reported by Dr. Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard. The film sold
nearly 1.5
million tickets in France. The film
opens with...
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Itard was
credited with
describing the
first case of
Tourette syndrome,
including coprolalia, in the
Marquise de Dampierre, a
woman of nobility...
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educators Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard and Édouard Séguin, who
greatly influenced her work.
Montessori was
intrigued by
Itard's ideas and
created a far more...
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prevalence of
anxiety and mood disorders. A
French doctor, Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard,
reported the
first case of
Tourette syndrome in 1825,
describing the Marquise...
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acting debut in the lead role of 18th-century
physician Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard. Bed and
Board (1970) was
another Antoine Doinel film, also with Jade, now...
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philosophy of
education were
influenced by the work of Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard, Édouard Séguin,
Friedrich Fröbel,
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi. Her model...
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child count data [Table].
Retrieved 25 May 2008, from Part B Data &
Notes Itard, J. M. G. (1962). The wild boy of Aveyron. (G.
Humphrey & M. Humphrey, Trans...
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towards the end of his life. In the 1820s,
French physician Jean Marc
Gaspard Itard improved on this
device by
attaching the
other end of the rod not to a musical...
