The Big Bang Theory’s Sheldon Cooper and The Portrayal of Autistic Characters in Popular Culture
Keywords:
Big Bang Theory, Sheldon Cooper, autistic characters, popular culture, portrayal
Published
2019-02-25
Section
Articles
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