E-grāmata: Autism Is Not A Disease: The Politics of Neurodiversity

A fascinating exploration of the politics of neurodiversity. Hare has delivered a persuasive and inspiring manifesto that calls on us all to rethink what it really means to be 'normal'. -- Grace Blakeley, author of Vulture Capitalism A formidable contribution to neurodiversity movement. Sharp, accessible and unflinchingly radical, this book is perfect for those who are looking for a political introduction to neurodiversity. It also makes a unique contribution to the conversation in its own right. Thoroughly cited, Hare makes links between a wide range of revolutionary thinkers and movements to politicise an issue that is being increasingly co-opted under neoliberal capitalism. It is the perfect book to meet this political moment, and helps us see that neurodiversity is connected to all of our liberation struggles. -- Micah Frazer-Carroll, author of Mad World A perfect foundational book encouraging us to challenge misconceptions we have on neurodiversity. -- Beauty Dhlamini * Red Pepper * Hare advocates for a more neuro-inclusive view, in which societies don't just recognize but embrace natural variation and improve access to accommodations. -- CJ Connor * Book Riot * A primer on both neurodivergence and the wider need for disability rights. -- Katharine Quarmby * The Tablet *