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Hypergraphia is a
behavioral condition characterized by the
intense desire to
write or draw.
Forms of
hypergraphia can vary in
writing style and content...
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intensify over time.
Geschwind syndrome includes five
primary changes:
hypergraphia, hyperreligiosity,
atypical (usually reduced) ****uality, cir****stantiality...
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meaningless succession of
words or even
nonsense then
called graphorrhea (see
hypergraphia). The term "graphomania" was used in the
early 19th
century by Esquirol...
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everything on her mind on paper". She
describes her
experiences with
hypergraphia, this
overwhelming urge to write. She
claims she
could not stop for four...
- cacoethes, or "the
incurable desire (or itch) for
writing affects many". See
hypergraphia.
cadavera vero
innumera truly countless bodies Used by the
Romans to...
- Larry; Kerbeshian,
Jacob (June 1985). "Hyperlexia and a
variant of
hypergraphia".
Perceptual and
Motor Skills. 60 (3): 940–2. doi:10.2466/pms.1985.60...
- that may
impact one's
ability to write. One of
which she
refers to is
hypergraphia, or the
intensive desire to write. She
points out that in this condition...
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intensify over time.
Geschwind syndrome includes five
primary changes;
hypergraphia, hyperreligiosity,
atypical (usually reduced) ****uality, cir****stantiality...
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twentieth century. The
extent of his
writing suggests he
suffered from
hypergraphia. His wife
Evelyn died in 1985.[citation needed]
Harvard professor of...
- Envy" in her 2021
poetry collection dedicated to the
mentally ill
titled Hypergraphia and
Other Failed Attempts at Paradise. It
focuses on the woman's detailed...
