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Subject(s)

• Autism [Browse]
• Autism spectrum disorders [Browse]
• Autism—Social aspects [Browse]

Editor

• Ryan, Sara (Siobhan) [Browse]
• Milton, Damian [Browse]

Series

Routledge international handbooks. [More in this series]

Notes

Includes index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Cover
• Half Title
• Series Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• List of figures
• List of tables
• List of contributors
• Chapter 1. Critical autism studies: An introduction
• Part 1. Conceptualising autism
• Chapter 2. First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is: whither identity?
• Chapter 3. Critically contextualising 'normal' development and the construction of the autistic individual
• Chapter 4. Dimensions of difference
• Chapter 5. Heterogeneity and clustering in autism: An introduction for critical scholars
• Chapter 6. Rational (Pathological) Demand Avoidance: As a mental disorder and an evolving social construct
• Chapter 7. Community psychology as reparations for violence in the construction of autism knowledge
• Part 2. Autistic identity
• Chapter 8. Through the lens of (Black) Critical Race Theory
• Chapter 9. Postponing humanity: Pathologising autism, childhood and motherhood
• Chapter 10. 'It sort of like gets squared': Health professionals' understanding of the intersection of autism and gender diversity in young people
• Chapter 11. Autistic young people's sense of self and the social world: A challenge to deficit-focused characterisations
• Chapter 12. A personal account of neurodiversity, academia and activism
• Part 3. Community and culture
• Chapter 13. 'Autopia': A vision for autistic acceptance and belonging
• Chapter 14. The Moulin Rouge and the Rouge Moulin: Language, Cartesianism, republicanism and the construct of autism in France
• Chapter 15. Support on whose terms? Competing meanings of support aimed at autistic people
• Chapter 16. Critical autism parenting
• Chapter 17. "Even though I'm on the spectrum, I'm still capable of falling in love": A Bourdieusian analysis of representations of autism and sexuality on Love on the Spectrum.
• Chapter 18. Seeking sunflowers: The biopolitics of autism at the airport
• Part 4. Practice
• Chapter 19. Autistic identity, culture, community, and space for well-being
• Chapter 20. Contemplating teacher talk through a critical autism studies lens
• Chapter 21. Models of helping and coping with autism
• Chapter 22. Critical approaches to autism support practice: Engaging situated reflection and research
• Chapter 23. From disempowerment to well-being and flow: Enabling autistic communication in schools
• Chapter 24. Autistic voices in Autistic research: Towards active citizenship in Autism research
• Index.

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ISBN

• 1-00-305657-1
• 1-003-05657-1
• 1-000-80015-6

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