"coprographia" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1995, Mary Robertson, Valsamma Eapen, Movement and Allied Disorders in Childhood, page 2:",
          "text": "Symptoms such as mental coprolalia (the thinking of obscenities), coprographia (the writing of obscenities) and mental palilalia are usually unrecognized unless specifically asked about.",
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          "text": "Trimble (199 ) has noted tatooing in some individuals with Tourette's disorder and also coprographia.",
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          "ref": "2004, F Clifford Rose, Neurology Of The Arts: Painting, Music And Literature, page 325:",
          "text": "Examination of the 374 letters written by Wolfgang Mozart shows scatological writing (coprographia) in 39, or 10.5%, which mention shit (29 times), arse and arse hole (27), muck (17), fart (6), piddling or pissing (6), but without the words being placed illogically, if not inappropriately.",
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          "text": "Some speculate that Mozart the musician had coprographia.",
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        "(psychiatry) The making of vulgar writings or drawings, especially when done involuntarily."
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