Worlds of autism: across the spectrum of neurological difference

Content: Introduction. Critical Autism Studies: Notes on an Emerging Field / Michael Orsini and Joyce Davidson --
Part I. Approaching Autism --
Autism in an Age of Empathy: A Cautionary Critique / Patrick McDonagh --
Autism and the Posthuman / Stuart Murray --
Cerebralizing Autism within the Neurodiversity Movement / Francisco Ortega --
Autism as a Form of Biological Citizenship / Charlotte Brownlow and Lindsay O\'Dell --
Part II. Researching the Politics and Practice of Care --
Autism and Genetics: Profit, Risk, and Bare Life / Majia Holmer Nadesan --
Caring for Autism: Toward a More Responsive State / Kristin Bumiller --
Participatory Research with Autistic Communities: Shifting the System / Dora Raymaker and Christina Nicolaidis --
Part III. Diagnosis and Difference in Autism --
Capturing Diagnostic Journeys of Life on the Autism Spectrum / Sara Ryan --
Divided or Opposed?: The Level of Functioning Arguments in Autism Related Political Discourse in Canada / Dana Lee Baker and Lila Walsh --
Autism and Social Movements in France: A Comparative Perspective / Brigitte Chamak and Beatrice Bonniau --
Part IV. Cultural Productions and Representations of Autism --
Narrating Autism / Mark Osteen --
The Shifting Horizons of Autism Online / Joyce Davidson and Michael Orsini --
Autism and the Task of the Translator / Kristina Chew --
\"All the Things I Have Ever Been\": Autoethnographic Reflections on Academic Writing and Autism / Dawn Eddings Prince.