NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity book

NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity

Steve Silberman  

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Psychology  History  

Are you intrigued by the incredible minds of individuals like Henry Cavendish and Paul Dirac, who made revolutionary strides in science despite their reclusive natures?

Have you ever pondered the societal shift in viewing autism as a spectrum of diverse abilities rather than a deficit?

Are you captivated by the profound impact of figures like Hugo Gernsback, who fostered communities for the neurodiverse, and Bernard Rimland, who advocated for a better understanding of autism?


Are you intrigued by the incredible minds of individuals like Henry Cavendish and Paul Dirac, who made revolutionary strides in science despite their reclusive natures?

Have you ever pondered the societal shift in viewing autism as a spectrum of diverse abilities rather than a deficit?

Are you captivated by the profound impact of figures like Hugo Gernsback, who fostered communities for the neurodiverse, and Bernard Rimland, who advocated for a better understanding of autism?

 

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#1

Could Henry Cavendish and Paul Dirac's Reclusive Genius Be Attributed to Autism?

01 Jan 1970

03:01

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#2

Finding Peace: Shannon Rosa's Inspiring Journey with Autism

01 Jan 1970

02:16

02:16


#3

Was Hans Asperger the Unsung Hero Who Defied Nazi Ideology to Advocate for Autism?

01 Jan 1970

02:16

02:16


#4

Leo Kanner and Hans Asperger: The Parallel Pioneers of Autism

01 Jan 1970

03:11

03:11


#5

Did Leo Kanner and Hans Asperger's Diverging Theories Shape the Modern Understanding of Autism?

01 Jan 1970

02:51

02:51


#6

Hugo Gernsback: The Visionary Who Pioneered Science Fiction and Tech Communities

01 Jan 1970

02:28

02:28


#7

Can Bernard Rimland's Bold Vision Revolutionize Autism Understanding Forever?

01 Jan 1970

03:38

03:38


#8

From 'Rain Man' to Autism Speaks: Pioneers Shaping the Autism Spectrum Narrative

01 Jan 1970

04:02

04:02


#9

Did Lorna Wing's Efforts on Autism Diagnosis Unintentionally Open Pandora's Box?

01 Jan 1970

03:34

03:34


#10

Temple Grandin and Neurodiversity Pioneers: Transforming Autism Perceptions

01 Jan 1970

02:35

02:35


#11

Final Recap

01 Jan 1970

03:02

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About Author

Steve Silberman is an accomplished science writer and author renowned for his groundbreaking book "NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity." Published in 2015, the book explores the history and cultural impact of autism, advocating for greater acceptance and understanding of neurodiversity. Silberman has received widespread acclaim for his work, including the Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction. His insightful writing has significantly contributed to contemporary discussions on autism and neurodiversity.

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