Constructing Autism
by Majia Holmer Holmer Nadesan
Constructing Autism examines the ways autism is understood through psychological, social, cultural, and institutional perspectives. It provides a thoughtful introduction to questions surrounding knowledge, classification, and human difference, making it relevant to readers and students interested in autism studies, psychology, sociology, and education.
About This Book
Constructing Autism explores autism as a subject of psychological and social inquiry.
The book considers how understandings of autism may be shaped by cultural and institutional contexts.
It offers a foundation for readers examining the relationship between knowledge, society, and human difference.
Suitable for those interested in autism studies, psychology, sociology, and education.
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