The voice that had to be made

Y Li

doi:10.1080/20551940.2026.2698207

July 8, 2026Sound Studies

The voice that had to be made

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The aim is to explore the historical presentation of a stammering cure by Fortuné Malebouche.
Analysis of historical documents regarding Malebouche's presentation in 1827.
Examination of the character from literature that inspired the pseudonym.
Fortuné Malebouche's pseudonym is linked to a character from 19th-century literature.
The proposed cure reflects early attempts in understanding and treating stammering.

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Historical account reveals a unique pseudonym and proposed treatment for stammering by Fortuné Malebouche.

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In 1827, a man calling himself Fortuné Malebouche presented a new cure for stammering before the Académie des Sciences in Paris. The name was a pseudonym, borrowed from a character in the thirteent...

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