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Is Tim Burton's Wednesday Addams autistic? Or how Netflix is highlighting the scientific debate on autism - Le personnage Mercredi Addams de Tim Burton est-il autiste ? Ou comment Netflix met en lumière les débats scientifiques sur l’autisme

2023-02-03

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<p>AbstractThe series "Wednesday" directed by Tim Burton has become the second most watched English-language series of all time on Netflix and the third in all languages with nearly 1.24 billion hours of viewing and the number of views on TikTok is in the tens of billions. So the media success of this series is not even questioned. However, one question has emerged and there is no unanimous answer: is Tim Burton's...

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