Titlebook: Autism in Translation; An Intercultural Con Elizabeth Fein,Clarice Rios Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Auti

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Music and Autism, Representation and Re-presentation: An Ethnomusicological Perspectiverd—and is indeed largely defined by—a separate piece of writing contained within it: an autobiographical memoir by an American musician and musicologist who was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome in his mid-40s. The memoir emerged from a series of online dialogues with the chapter’s author, in which

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Autism as a Mode of Engagementence. This chapter, instead, considers autistic theory of mind, executive function, and the creation of coherence as modes of engagement, characterized by a deep involvement with external systems of organization. I share cases of three young men on the autism spectrum, showing how their manifestatio

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Autism and First-Person Accounts: The Cognitive Problemnamely, subjects’ alleged incapacity to establish a logical categorical relationship between instance and type; part and whole; premises, inferences, and conclusions, etc. The authors draw on first-person accounts by autistic individuals to show that verbal and non-verbal behaviors that can be descr

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Commentary: Words, Voice, Silenceter 7 by Jurandir Freire Costa and Roy Richard Grinker—this commentary offers a reflection on how semiotic strategies that transcend the referential paradigm can deepen our understanding of autistic communication.

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Expert on Your Own Child, Expert on Your Own World—Reinventing Autism Expertise(s)conducted in an autism association created and run by parents with the help of a speech therapist, that provides services for families of autistic children in a low-income neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Based on a discussion of the experiences of parents in the association of navigating the

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Who Owns Autism? Economics, Fetishism, and Stakeholdersonal literature on the economics of autism almost exclusively concerns medical and therapeutic costs, estimates of loss of productivity of caregivers, supported employment, and residential care, rather than the dynamic construction of value. In contrast, this chapter focuses on how the economics of

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