NeuroTribes by Steve Silberman offers a profound exploration into the history, science, and social implications of autism, challenging conventional perceptions and advocating for a broader understanding of neurodiversity. Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, Silberman reveals how societal attitudes and scientific paradigms have shaped the experience of autistic individuals, urging a redefinition of normalcy and inclusion.

• Historical misinterpretations: Autism was long misunderstood, often stigmatized as a rare pathology rather than a natural variation in human neurology.
• Role of early pioneers: Innovators and researchers who recognized the diversity of autistic experiences laid groundwork for...
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