NeuroDiversity: The Birth of an Idea

The book "Judy Singer's Autism Revolution" is a groundbreaking work that coined the term "neurodiversity" and changed the way we think about disability.

Written by the pioneering sociologist Judy Singer, this book offers a panoramic view of the emergence of a new category of disability and prefigures a new paradigm within the disability rights movement.

With a foreword by Dr.

Temple Grandin, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in disability studies, sociology, and social constructionism.

The book's chapters cover a brief history of autism, Singer's personal journey as a participant-observer in an online community of people on the spectrum, and a critique of social-constructionist fundamentalism within the disability movement.

Don't miss out on this influential work that has already changed the way we think about disability.

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