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Re-Thinking Autism: Diagnosis, Identity and Equality

By Mark Haydon Haydon Laurelut (Contribution by), Saqib Latif (Contribution by), Tom Billington (Contribution by), Gail Simon (Contribution by), Richard Hassall (Contribution by), Sami Timimi (Editor), Brian McCabe (Contribution by), Anne McGuire (Contribution by), Dan Goodley (Contribution by), Rafaela Zorzanelli (Contribution by), Nick Hodge (Contribution by), Graham Collins (Contribution by), Rebecca Mallett (Editor), Kim Davies (Contribution by), Tom Muskett (Contribution by), Francisco Ortega (Contribution by), Katherine Runswick-Cole (Editor), Clarice Rios (Contribution by), Ginny Russell (Contribution by)
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By Mark Haydon Haydon Laurelut (Contribution by), Saqib Latif (Contribution by), Tom Billington (Contribution by), Gail Simon (Contribution by), Richard Hassall (Contribution by), Sami Timimi (Editor), Brian McCabe (Contribution by), Anne McGuire (Contribution by), Dan Goodley (Contribution by), Rafaela Zorzanelli (Contribution by), Nick Hodge (Contribution by), Graham Collins (Contribution by), Rebecca Mallett (Editor), Kim Davies (Contribution by), Tom Muskett (Contribution by), Francisco Ortega (Contribution by), Katherine Runswick-Cole (Editor), Clarice Rios (Contribution by), Ginny Russell (Contribution by)
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Challenging existing approaches to autism that limit, and sometimes damage, the individuals who attract and receive the label, this book questions the lazy prejudices and assumptions that can surround autism as a diagnosis in the 21st Century.

Arguing that autism can only be understood through examining ''it'' as a socially or culturally produced phenomenon, the authors offer a critique of the medical model that has produced a perpetually marginalising approach to autism, and explain the con...

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PsychologyPsychological DisordersAutism & Asperger's SyndromeAutism Spectrum Disorders * GeneralAutism