Salute, Guidi: 'allegria, spensieratezza e diritto di sbagliare sempre più negate ai bambini'

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(Adnkronos) - “Per i neuropsichiatri Pinocchio è il bambino che cerca in ogni modo di superare l'autismo, come il bambino, vive nelle prime fasi dell'infanzia e cade nei tranelli del gatto, della volpe, nelle tentazioni, ma ci sono anche i momenti di grande riscatto” così Antonio Guidi, commissione Affari sociali-sanità del Senato in occasione dell'evento spettacolo “Pinocchio: una favola alla rovescia”, a cura della Compagnia stabile del Teatro Patologico, in programma il 21 e 22 ottobre a Roma, al Teatro Parioli.

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00:00I would like to say why not Pinocchio, being for psychiatrists, especially with children's interests,

00:15the child who tries in every way to overcome autism, that every child lives in the first phases of childhood,

00:26falls into the traps of the cat, the wolf, the temptations, but also in moments of great risk,

00:36the wind of the whale, his uterus, and in the end he does it, he becomes a child in the flesh,

00:45but how much he earns, how much he loses.

00:49Sometimes it comes to me to say that leaving the limbs of wood, but the heart beats the same,

00:59Pinocchio, taking the human semblance, loses something irreplaceable,

01:06joy and even carelessness, and the right to make mistakes,

01:13which is more and more denied to children.

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