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Interpersonal communication and neurodiversity

May 19, 2021by m0casa02 4 Comments

Interpersonal communication molds our way of thinking.  Transformative changes come about because in a conversation people trust their friends. After all, don’t friends have your best interests in mind?  Indeed, […]

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Sam Fellowes: Historical and Philosophical Problems with Neurotribes

January 25, 2021by m0casa02 2 Comments

Guest post by historian and philosopher Sam Fellowes I am a diagnosed autistic individual who studies philosophy of psychiatry and history of autism. I am a Wellcome Trust funded academic […]

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Neurotribe or Diatribe

January 13, 2021by m0casa02 3 Comments

My previous two blogs dealt with some of the historical misinterpretations in the popular book Neurotribes. My good friend Olga Bogdashina commented that it would be a good idea to […]

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The Pursuit of Knowledge

June 10, 2019by m0casa02 Leave a comment

A new book by Yuval Levental, “The Pursuit of Knowledge”, deals with the down-to-earth realities of being autistic. Born to an academically oriented family, Yuval pursued a career in engineering.  […]

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The Importance of Free Speech in Autism Discourse and Beyond: A Curious Case for Compassion and a Stepping Stone to Finding Your Place in the World

June 5, 2018by m0casa02 1 Comment

Greetings, Readers of Cortical Chauvinism! My name is Timothy Turner (Tim is fine). I am a 36 year old autistic man from Texas who is currently editing the manuscript of […]

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Autism may be more common than previously thought, according to the CDC

April 26, 2018by m0casa02 11 Comments

 The CDC has reported an increased prevalence of autism spectrum disorder in its monitoring network of 11 sites within the United States. The previous prevalence released in 2016 was reported […]

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Leo Kanner and Autism: A 75 Year Perspective

April 24, 2018by m0casa02 8 Comments

Leo Kanner played a paramount role in defining autism as a medical condition and in changing societal views towards people with disabilities. He used his academic position at Johns Hopkins […]

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Twilah Hiari: Neurodiversity is Dead. Now What?

April 22, 2018by m0casa02 2 Comments

Twilah Hiari is an autistic blog writer whose opinions, in part, are a throwback to the Anti-Psychiatry movement of the 1960’s but actualized to fit the problematics of the current […]

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Pioneering autism doctor Hans Asperger sent disabled children to be killed by Nazis, new study claims

April 19, 2018by m0casa02 10 Comments

More claims are surfacing about the role of Hans Aspeger with the Nazis and the execution of disabled children. Asperger was elevated to sainthood and proclaimed the father of Neurodiversity […]

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PowerPoint Presentation on Neurodiversity

September 11, 2017by m0casa02 1 Comment

A couple of years ago I had the opportunity to provide a presentation regarding Neurodiversity at the 10th Annual Nurturing Developing Minds Conference. I was not aware of the fact […]

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