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SYD BARRETT: WAS HE SUFFERING FROM SCHIZOPHRENIA OR ASPERGER’S SYNDROME?,…

- - - - Around 14 years he began loving music.
        
        Right after he brought his first eletric guitar, his friend Roger Water and him entered in a group called «Geoff Mott and the
        Mottoes»
        
        As a lover of Pink Anderson and Floyd Council, he founded the Pink Floyd Sound group that soon became Pink Floyd
        
        Syd undertook very little musical activity between
        1968 and 1972 outside the studio
        
        Syd withdre from the music industry and subsequently returned to Cambridge
        for a life of painting, creating large abstract canvases.
        
        Syd had one noted reunion with the members of Pink
        Floyd on June 5
        
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- - - - however, the most reliable hypothesis on Barrett’s disorder has always been that of a psychotic disorder or a simple schizophrenia induce by psychodelic drugs
        
        Moreover, Syd Barrett used Mandrax, a powerful
        opiate drug, in combination with alcohol
        
        According with the descriptions of some of his friends his mental and phsycidal condition started to declined by 1968.He began to stall during the concerts and to remain catatonic
        
        Barrett’s self-protective reclusion continued in a
        dimension halfway between truth and legend.
- - - - AS is characterized by a set of symptoms.
        
        It is characterized by qualitative impairment in social interaction
        
        no clinically significant delay in cognitive development or general delay in language
        
        stereotyped and restricted patterns of behavior, activities and interests
        
        physical clumsiness
        
        Synesthesia and weird walking
        
        restricted and repetitive interests and activities, sometimes abnormally intense
- - - - such as
        
        difficulties in
        expressing his own feelings
        
        social impairment
        
        he could not manage anger
        
        he had a total refusal of fiction
        
        dressing the same
        clothes for a long time
        
        he had a series of tics and rituals
        
        flapping or twisting
        
        complex body movements
        
        walking on the toes