Case study of infantile psychosis characterized by serious behavioral and language disorders, the most conspicuous feature being the unceasing questioning, giving evidence of missing essential references, ambiguous mode of communication and consisting of endless, sometimes metaphysical questions, usually occulted by the child when grown to "Years of reason".
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