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List of autistic people
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This is a list of noteworthy people known to have a condition on the autistic spectrum.
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- 1 People with unspecified forms of autism
- 2 People with Asperger syndrome
- 3 People with high-functioning autism
- 4 Autistic savants
- 5 References
- 6 See also
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People with unspecified forms of autism
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- Main article: Pervasive developmental disorder
- Michelle Dawson, autismresearcher and autism rightsactivistwho has made ethicalchallenges to Applied Behavior Analysis
- Daryl Hannah, an Americanactressbest known for her roles in Splash, Blade Runner and Kill Bill was diagnosed as a child as being 'borderline autistic'. [1]
- Christopher Knowles, American poet
- Matthew Laborteaux, actor on Little House on the Prairie
- Michael Moon, adopted son of author Elizabeth Moon
- Jasmine O'Neill, author of Through the Eyes of Aliens
- Dawn Prince-Hughes, PhD, primateanthropologist, ethologist, and authorof Songs for the Gorilla Nation
- Donna Williams, Australianauthor of Nobody Nowhere and Somebody Somewhere
People with Asperger syndrome
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- Main article: Asperger syndrome
- Rafer Alston, basketballplayer currently with the Houston Rockets
- Dan Aykroyd, comedianand actor[{{fullurl:Template:FULLPAGENAME}}#endnote_dan_aykroyd]
- Syd Barrett, founding member of Pink Floyd
- Richard Borcherds, mathematicianspecializing in group theoryand Lie algebras
- Bram Cohen, programmer and inventor of BitTorrent
- William Cottrell, student who was sentenced to eight years in jailfor fire-bombingSUV dealerships.
- Wassily Kandinsky, Russian painter
- H.P. Lovecraft, author
- Craig Nicholls, frontman of the band The Vines
- Gary Numan, Britishsingerand songwriter
- Keith Olberman, former ESPNanalyst, current host of MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann
- Michael Palin, British Monty Pythonactor
- Sia, Australian singer
- Judy Singer, Australiandisability rights activist
- Vernon L. Smith, Nobel Laureatein Economics[2]
- Steven Spielberg, film director, diagnosed as an adult with Asperger's syndrome [3]
- Satoshi Tajiri, creator of Pokémon.
- Thom Yorke, frontman of the band Radiohead
People with high-functioning autism
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- Main article: high-functioning autism
- Temple Grandin, one of the first to describe being autistic, a designer of humanefood animal handling systems
- Hikari Oe, Japanesecomposer
- Bhumi Jensen, Thai prince, grandson of KingBhumibol Adulyadejof Thailand; killed by drowning in the tsunamicaused by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake[4]
- Moe Norman, Canadiangolfer
- Dylan Scott Pierce, wildlifeillustrator
- Jim Sinclair, autism rights activist [5]
- Stephen Wiltshire, British architecturalartist
Autistic savants
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- Main article: Autistic savant
- Alonzo Clemons, American clay sculptor
- Tony DeBlois, blindAmerican musician
- Leslie Lemke, blind American musician
- Jonathan Lerman, American artist
- Thristan Mendoza, Filipino marimbaprodigy
- Derek Paravicini, blind British musician
- James Henry Pullen, gifted British carpenter
- Gilles Trehin, Frenchcreator of the fictional city Urville; diagnosed at eight
- Seth F. Henriett, Hungarianautistic savant, poet and writer
References
- ^ Dan Aykroyd stated in an interview with Terry Grossthat he had Asperger's and Tourette syndromeas a preteen. Since he displays symptoms of neither, and the diagnosis of Asperger's syndromedid not exist when he was a preteen (it is a fairly new diagnosis), it can be assumed he was joking.
See also
- List of fictional characters on the autistic spectrum
- People speculated to have been autistic
| Pervasive developmental disorders/ Autistic spectrum| See also: List of autism-related topics
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| Diagnoses: Autism| Asperger syndrome| Childhood disintegrative disorder| Conditions comorbid to autism| Fragile-X syndrome| Rett syndrome| PDD-NOS| Sensory Integration Dysfunction
Controversy: Andrew Wakefield| Autism epidemic| Autism rights movement| Biomedical intervention for autism| Chelation therapy| Generation Rescue| Heritability of autism| Neurodiversity| Refrigerator mother
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Categories: Wikipedia articles needing factual verification| Autistic people| Autism| Lists of people with disabilities
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