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Pathologie und Therapie der Sprachanomalien fur Arzte und Studirende Emil Froschels' copy
1886H41787Wien & Leipzig: Urban & Schwarzenberg 1886. First Printing. Hardcover. Good. Old pebbled charcoal cloth stamped in gilt on spine not a publisher's binding good to very good light toning inner hinges cracked namestamp of Dr. Emil Froschels on title page and note in magenta pencil on flyleaf citing two pages in the contents: there are light magenta pencil marks on those two pages probably by Froschels. According to a web page managed by Judy Duchan at SUNY Buffalo Coen "was a physician specializing in speech disorders of children. In Vienna in 1886 he opened the first language outpatient clinic of Austria. He coined the term "audimute" for children who did not speak after 4 years German word: Horstummheit. He identified various speech disorders in addition to audimute and developed elaborate therapy regimens including a 70 week program of daily lessons to remedy audimutism and a program of exercise electro-therapy and elocution to remedy stammering.Coen’s therapy for children with audimutism involved several steps. One involving a “bodily gymnastic†involving strengthening exercises. A second step involved identifying pictures and objects that were named. A third step involved matching sounds spoken to the child with a letter. The child was then asked to produce the sound in isolation. Finally the child was engaged in general academic instruction involving reading writing and arithmetic." Froschels was also an important Austrian speech therapist. As a laryngologist and chief speech therapist in 1924 he introduced the term logopedics i.e. speech therapy into medical usage. He established the International Society of Logopedics and Phoniatrics and was a co-founder with Karl Cornelius Rothe of the Vienna School for Speech-Disturbed Children. Urban & Schwarzenberg hardcover
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