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== '''Welcome to AspiePedia''' ==
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AspiePedia is an encyclopedia devoted to the study of historical figures through the lens of autistic or Asperger (Aspie) cognition. It is inspired by the work of Dr. Michael Fitzgerald, who diagnosed thousands of autistic individuals as a clinical psychiatrist in Ireland and who has published dozens of books and hundreds of papers meticulously describing the autistic traits of deceased geniuses throughout history. One of its objectives is to systematize Fitzgerald's work in a Wikipedia-type format to quickly and easily find biographical information about these figures as relates to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), along with the evidence supporting the diagnoses.
 
Fitzgerald himself has used straightforward language to diagnose these individuals, as shown by this quote from his book ''Genius Genes'': "There is little doubt that [Isaac] Newton showed high-functioning autism/Asperger Syndrome." AspiePedia will thus not shy away from this type of diagnosis, even though the topic is considered "controversial". Since Wikipedia and other encyclopedias have neglected or refused to point to the autistic traits of these figures, AspiePedia aims to challenge that neurotypical bias and explicitly describe individuals who exhibit those traits as autistic or "Aspie".  
 
== '''Why “AspiePedia”?''' ==
The term “Aspie” is retained as a cultural and cognitive shorthand for a recognizable style associated with certain traits, such as: intense specialization, unusual perceptual focus, system-building behavior, and atypical social cognition. Although DSM-5 absorbed Asperger syndrome into the broader autism spectrum, many of the cognitive patterns historically associated with Asperger profiles remain analytically useful.
 
== '''The Sinclair Principle''' ==
A foundational influence on this project is Jim Sinclair’s observation:
 
“Autism is a way of being. It is pervasive; it colors every experience, every sensation, perception, thought, emotion, and encounter, every aspect of existence.”
 
AspiePedia takes this insight seriously. When autistic cognition is genuinely present, it often manifests recursively across multiple domains of life and work. The project therefore studies not isolated traits, but coherent cognitive architectures.
 
== From Retrospective Diagnosis to Cognitive Historiography ==
AspiePedia recognizes the major criticisms of retrospective diagnosis: anachronism, confirmation bias, diagnostic inflation, and reductionism. It does not treat autism as a universal explanation for genius or eccentricity.
 
At the same time, the project rejects the assumption that neurodevelopmental structures leave no detectable historical traces. Different minds produce different symbolic systems, philosophies, artistic styles, and forms of reasoning. AspiePedia investigates whether certain recurring cognitive signatures appear disproportionately in particular forms of creativity, abstraction, and historical behavior.
 
In this sense, AspiePedia functions not only as a catalogue of “famous autistic people” but also as an experiment in cognitive historiography.
 
== Structure of Each Entry ==
Each entry combines:
 
- biographical reconstruction,
 
- textual analysis,
 
- cognitive pattern analysis,
 
- historical context, and
 
- diagnostic evaluation.
 
Whenever possible, conclusions are grounded in letters, diaries, eyewitness accounts, autobiographical statements, and recurring behavioral patterns. The project emphasizes structure over hero worship and avoids both romanticization and pathologization.
 
== Why AspiePedia Exists ==
AspiePedia exists because intellectual history is often written as though cognition were uniform. It is not.
 
Different cognitive architectures produce different relationships to abstraction, symbolism, morality, social life, repetition, and perception. The project asks what history looks like when those differences are taken seriously.
 
AspiePedia is therefore not simply about autism. It is about the relationship between mind and civilization.
 
== Alphabetical List of Aspies (Michael Fitzgerald analysis) ==
 
# [[Konrad Adenauer|Konrad ''Adenauer'']]
# [[Hans Christian Andersen|Hans Christian ''Andersen'']]
# [[Elizabeth Anscombe|Elizabeth ''Anscombe'']]
# [[Diane Arbus|Diane ''Arbus'']]
# [[Archimedes|''Archimedes'']]
# [[Hannah Arendt|Hannah ''Arendt'']]
# [[Frank Auerbach|Frank ''Auerbach'']]
# [[A.J. Ayer|A.J. ''Ayer'']]
# [[Charles Babbage|Charles ''Babbage'']]
# [[Nora Barnacle|Nora ''Barnacle'']]
# [[Béla Bartók|Béla ''Bartók'']]
# [[Daisy Bates|Daisy ''Bates'']]
# [[Samuel Beckett|Samuel ''Beckett'']]
# [[Ludwig van Beethoven|Ludwig van ''Beethoven'']]
# [[Ingmar Bergman|Ingmar ''Bergman'']]
# [[Anthony Blunt|Anthony ''Blunt'']]
# [[David Bomberg|David ''Bomberg'']]
# [[Napoleon Bonaparte|Napoleon ''Bonaparte'']]
# [[George Boole|George ''Boole'']]
# [[Pierre Boulez|Pierre ''Boulez'']]
# [[Robert Boyle|Robert ''Boyle'']]
# [[Johannes Brahms|Johannes ''Brahms'']]
# [[Patrick Brontë|Patrick ''Brontë'']] (Charlotte Brontë's father)
# [[Emily Brontë|Emily ''Brontë'']]
# [[Robert Burton|Robert ''Burton'']]
# [[Anthony Burgess|Anthony ''Burgess'']]
# [[Luis Buñuel|Luis ''Buñuel'']]
# [[John Cairncross|John ''Cairncross'']]
# [[Frank Capra|Frank ''Capra'']]
# [[Thomas Carlyle|Thomas ''Carlyle'']]
# [[Lewis Carroll|Lewis ''Carroll'']]
# [[Rachel Carson|Rachel ''Carson'']]
# [[Augustin-Louis Cauchy|Augustin-Louis ''Cauchy'']]
# [[Henry Cavendish|Henry ''Cavendish'']]
# [[Paul Cézanne|Paul ''Cézanne'']]
# [[Bruce Chatwin|Bruce ''Chatwin'']]
# [[Anton Chekhov|Anton ''Chekhov'']]
# [[Francis Chichester|Francis ''Chichester'']]
# [[John Clare|John ''Clare'']]
# [[James Cook|James ''Cook'']] (Captain)
# [[Le Corbusier|Le ''Corbusier'']] (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret)
# [[Salvador Dalí|Salvador ''Dalí'']]
# [[Charles Darwin|Charles ''Darwin'']]
# [[Simone de Beauvoir|Simone de ''Beauvoir'']]
# [[Eamon de Valera|Eamon de ''Valera'']]
# [[Charles de Gaulle|Charles de ''Gaulle'']]
# [[Cecil B. DeMille|Cecil B. ''DeMille'']]
# [[Charles Dickens|Charles ''Dickens'']]
# [[Philip K. Dick|Philip K. ''Dick'']]
# [[Paul Dirac|Paul ''Dirac'']]
# [[Walt Disney|Walt ''Disney'']]
# [[Ken Dodd|Ken ''Dodd'']]
# [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur Conan ''Doyle'']]
# [[Eugène Dubois|Eugène ''Dubois'']]
# [[Daphne du Maurier|Daphne du ''Maurier'']]
# [[Albert Einstein|''Albert Einstein'']]
# [[Sergei Eisenstein|Sergei ''Eisenstein'']]
# [[T. S. Eliot|T. S. ''Eliot'']]
# [[Robert Emmet|Robert ''Emmet'']]
# [[Paul Erdős|Paul ''Erdös'']]
# [[Erik Erikson|Erik ''Erikson'']]
# [[M. C. Escher|M. C. ''Escher'']]
# [[Sverre Fehn|Sverre ''Fehn'']]
# [[Federico Fellini|Federico ''Fellini'']]
# [[Enrico Fermi|Enrico ''Fermi'']]
# [[Richard Feynman|Richard ''Feynman'']]
# [[W. C. Fields|W. C. ''Fields'']]
# [[Ronald Fisher|Ronald A. ''Fisher'']]
# [[Ian Fleming|Ian ''Fleming'']]
# [[Howard Florey|Howard ''Florey'']]
# [[Gustave Flaubert|Gustave ''Flaubert'']]
# [[Henry Ford|Henry ''Ford'']]
# [[John Ford|John ''Ford'']]
# [[Caspar David Friedrich|Caspar David ''Friedrich'']]
# [[Sigmund Freud|Sigmund ''Freud'']]
# [[W. Ernest Freud|W. Ernest ''Freud'']]
# [[Lucian Freud|Lucian ''Freud'']]
# [[Klaus Fuchs|Klaus ''Fuchs'']]
# [[Mahatma Gandhi|Mahatma ''Gandhi'']]
# [[Greta Garbo|Greta ''Garbo'']]
# [[Antoni Gaudí|Antoni ''Gaudí'']]
# [[Murray Gell-Mann|Murray ''Gell-Mann'']]
# [[Guy Gibson|Guy ''Gibson'']]
# [[John Gielgud|John ''Gielgud'']]
# [[Robert Goddard|Robert ''Goddard'']]
# [[Kurt Gödel|Kurt ''Gödel'']]
# [[Vincent van Gogh|Vincent van ''Gogh'']]
# [[Edward Gorey|Edward ''Gorey'']]
# [[Glenn Gould|Glenn ''Gould'']]
# [[Graham Greene|Graham ''Greene'']]
# [[Tyrone Guthrie|Tyrone ''Guthrie'']]
# [[Alec Guinness|Alec ''Guinness'']]
# [[Calouste Gulbenkian|Calouste ''Gulbenkian'']]
# [[William Rowan Hamilton|William Rowan ''Hamilton'']]
# [[Tony Hancock|Tony ''Hancock'']]
# [[G. H. Hardy|G. H. ''Hardy'']]
# [[Thomas Hardy|Thomas ''Hardy'']]
# [[William Randolph Hearst|William Randolph ''Hearst'']]
# [[Lafcadio Hearn|Lafcadio ''Hearn'']]
# [[Reinhard Heydrich|Reinhard ''Heydrich'']]
# [[David Hilbert|David ''Hilbert'']]
# [[Seán Hillen|Seán ''Hillen'']]
# [[Alfred Hitchcock|Alfred ''Hitchcock'']]
# [[Adolf Hitler|Adolf ''Hitler'']]
# [[J. Edgar Hoover|J. Edgar ''Hoover'']]
# [[Gerard Manley Hopkins|Gerard Manley ''Hopkins'']]
# [[Edward Hopper|Edward ''Hopper'']]
# [[Harry Houdini|Harry ''Houdini'']]
# [[Frankie Howerd|Frankie ''Howerd'']]
# [[Howard Hughes|Howard ''Hughes'']]
# [[Aldous Huxley|Aldous ''Huxley'']]
# [[Henrik Ibsen|Henrik ''Ibsen'']]
# [[Henry Irving|Henry ''Irving'']]
# [[Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson|Thomas "Stonewall" ''Jackson'']]
# [[Thomas Jefferson|''Thomas Jefferson'']]
# [[Jeremiah|''Jeremiah'']]
# [[Steve Jobs|Steve ''Jobs'']]
# [[James Joyce|James ''Joyce'']]
# [[Carl Jung|Carl ''Jung'']]
# [[Franz Kafka|Franz ''Kafka'']]
# [[Immanuel Kant|Immanuel ''Kant'']]
# [[Patrick Kavanagh|Patrick ''Kavanagh'']]
# [[John Maynard Keynes|John Maynard ''Keynes'']]
# [[Alfred Kinsey|Alfred C. ''Kinsey'']]
# [[Henry Kissinger|Henry ''Kissinger'']]
# [[Sofya Kovalevskaya|Sofya ''Kovalevskaya'']]
# [[Philip Larkin|Philip ''Larkin'']]
# [[Charles Laughton|Charles ''Laughton'']]
# [[Yves Saint Laurent|Yves Saint ''Laurent'']]
# [[D. H. Lawrence|D. H. ''Lawrence'']]
# [[Edward Lear|Edward ''Lear'']]
# [[Vladimir Lenin|Vladimir ''Lenin'']]
# [[Doris Lessing|Doris ''Lessing'']]
# [[Primo Levi|Primo ''Levi'']]
# [[C. S. Lewis|C. S. ''Lewis'']]
# [[Charles Lindbergh|Charles A. ''Lindbergh'']]
# [[Carl Linnaeus|Carolus ''Linnaeus'']]
# [[David Livingstone|David ''Livingstone'']]
# [[Frank Pakenham, 7th Earl of Longford|Frank ''Longford'']] (Lord)
# [[L.S. Lowry|L.S. ''Lowry'']]
# [[Edwin Lutyens|Edwin ''Lutyens'']]
# [[Micheál Mac Liammóir|Micheál ''Mac Liammóir'']]
# [[Donald Maclean|Donald ''Maclean'']]
# [[Agnes Martin|Agnes ''Martin'']]
# [[Groucho Marx|Groucho ''Marx'']]
# [[James Mason|James ''Mason'']]
# [[Herman Melville|Herman ''Melville'']]
# [[Gregor Mendel|Gregor Johann ''Mendel'']]
# [[Dmitri Mendeleev|Dmitri ''Mendeleev'']]
# [[Bernard Montgomery|Bernard Law ''Montgomery'']]
# [[Narcís Monturiol|Narcís ''Monturiol'']]
# [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Wolfgang Amadeus ''Mozart'']]
# [[Iris Murdoch|Iris ''Murdoch'']]
# [[John Nash|John ''Nash'']]
# [[Isaac Newton|Isaac ''Newton'']]
# [[Friedrich Nietzsche|Friedrich ''Nietzsche'']]
# [[David Niven|David ''Niven'']]
# [[Richard Nixon|Richard ''Nixon'']]
# [[Emmy Noether|Emmy ''Noether'']]
# [[John von Neumann|John von ''Neumann'']]
# [[Georgia O'Keeffe|Georgia ''O'Keeffe'']]
# [[J. Robert Oppenheimer|J. Robert ''Oppenheimer'']]
# [[George Orwell|George ''Orwell'']]
# [[John Osborne|John ''Osborne'']]
# [[Derek Parfit|Derek ''Parfit'']]
# [[George S. Patton|George S. ''Patton'']]
# [[Ivan Pavlov|Ivan ''Pavlov'']]
# [[Pádraig Pearse|Pádraig ''Pearse'']]
# [[Kim Philby|Kim ''Philby'']]
# [[Luigi Pirandello|Luigi ''Pirandello'']]
# [[Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan ''Poe'']]
# [[Henri Poincaré|Henri ''Poincaré'']]
# [[Raymond Poincaré|Raymond ''Poincaré'']]
# [[Beatrix Potter|Beatrix ''Potter'']]
# [[Terry Pratchett|Terry ''Pratchett'']]
# [[John Rae|John ''Rae'']]
# [[Srinivasa Ramanujan|Srinivasa ''Ramanujan'']]
# [[Grigori Rasputin|Grigori ''Rasputin'']]
# [[Satyajit Ray|''Satyajit Ray'']]
# [[Michael Redgrave|Michael ''Redgrave'']]
# [[Leni Riefenstahl|Leni ''Riefenstahl'']]
# [[Maximilien Robespierre|Maximilien ''Robespierre'']]
# [[A. L. Rowse|A. L. ''Rowse'']]
# [[Count Henry Russell|Count Henry ''Russell'']]
# [[Oliver Sacks|Oliver ''Sacks'']]
# [[Erik Satie|Erik ''Satie'']]
# [[W. G. Sebald|W. G. ''Sebald'']]
# [[Peter Scott|Peter ''Scott'']]
# [[Friedrich Schiller|Friedrich ''Schiller'']]
# [[John Schlesinger|John ''Schlesinger'']]
# [[Peter Sellers|Peter ''Sellers'']]
# [[William Shakespeare|William ''Shakespeare'']]
# [[George Bernard Shaw|George Bernard ''Shaw'']]
# [[William Shockley|William ''Shockley'']]
# [[Edith Sitwell|Edith ''Sitwell'']]
# [[Alexander Solzhenitsyn|Alexander ''Solzhenitsyn'']]
# [[Albert Speer|Albert ''Speer'']]
# [[Sam Spiegel|Sam ''Spiegel'']]
# [[Spinoza|''Spinoza'']]
# [[Constantin Stanislavski|Constantin ''Stanislavski'']]
# [[James Stewart|James ''Stewart'']]
# [[John Steinbeck|John ''Steinbeck'']]
# [[Adrian Stokes|Adrian ''Stokes'']]
# [[Leopold Stokowski|Leopold ''Stokowski'']]
# [[Robert Stroud|Robert ''Stroud'']]
# [[Jonathan Swift|Jonathan ''Swift'']]
# [[Nikola Tesla|''Nikola Tesla'']]
# [[Tom Thomson|Tom ''Thomson'']]
# [[Nikolaas Tinbergen|Niko ''Tinbergen'']]
# [[J. R. R. Tolkien|J.R.R. ''Tolkien'']]
# [[Anthony Trollope|Anthony ''Trollope'']]
# [[Harry S. Truman|Harry S. ''Truman'']]
# [[Rudolph Valentino|Rudolph ''Valentino'']]
# [[Richard Wagner|Richard ''Wagner'']]
# [[Andy Warhol|Andy ''Warhol'']]
# [[John B. Watson|John Broadus ''Watson'']]
# [[James Watt|James ''Watt'']]
# [[Evelyn Waugh|Evelyn ''Waugh'']]
# [[Simone Weil|Simone ''Weil'']]
# [[Orson Welles|Orson ''Welles'']]
# [[H. G. Wells|H. G. ''Wells'']]
# [[Norbert Wiener|Norbert ''Wiener'']]
# [[Kenneth Williams|Kenneth ''Williams'']]
# [[E. O. Wilson|Edward O. ''Wilson'']]
# [[Woodrow Wilson|Woodrow ''Wilson'']]
# [[Ludwig Wittgenstein|Ludwig ''Wittgenstein'']]
# [[P. G. Wodehouse|P. G. ''Wodehouse'']]
# [[Jack B. Yeats|Jack B. ''Yeats'']]
# [[W. B. Yeats|William Butler ''Yeats'']]
 
 
 
 
 
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