Drawing on more than three years of ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with participants, Catherine Tan investigates two autism-focused movements, shedding new light on how members contest expert authority.
Drawing on more than three years of ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with participants, Catherine Tan investigates two autism-focused movements, shedding new light on how members contest expert authority.
Preface and Position Acknowledgments 1. Warriors and Aliens: Challenging Autism Experts 2. Reimagining Autism: As a Difference to Accept, as a Sickness to Treat 3. Seeking Hope and Support: Pathways to Autism Movements 4. Knowing One's Tribe: The Transformation of Autistic Rights Into Reality 5. Laboratories and Experimentation: The Tools and Strategies of "Recovery" 6. The Outsiders: Resisting Criticism and Claiming Legitimacy 7. Making Space for the Spectrum Appendix A. Interview Protocols Appendix B. Participants Notes Bibliography Index
Preface and Position Acknowledgments 1. Warriors and Aliens: Challenging Autism Experts 2. Reimagining Autism: As a Difference to Accept, as a Sickness to Treat 3. Seeking Hope and Support: Pathways to Autism Movements 4. Knowing One's Tribe: The Transformation of Autistic Rights Into Reality 5. Laboratories and Experimentation: The Tools and Strategies of "Recovery" 6. The Outsiders: Resisting Criticism and Claiming Legitimacy 7. Making Space for the Spectrum Appendix A. Interview Protocols Appendix B. Participants Notes Bibliography Index
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