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Steve Silberman

Unraveling the Autism Puzzle: A Journey Toward Acceptance and Understanding

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Author: Steve Silberman

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781583334676

Language: English

Publish Date: 08/01/2015

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: One | THE WIZARD OF CLAPHAM COMMON

00:0051:57

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Chapter 2: Two | THE BOY WHO LOVES GREEN STRAWS

00:0077:31

Chapter 3: Three | WHAT SISTER VIKTORINE KNEW

00:00117:39

Chapter 4: Four | FASCINATING PECULIARITIES

00:0094:31

Chapter 5: Five | THE INVENTION OF TOXIC PARENTING

00:0073:37

Chapter 6: Six | PRINCES OF THE AIR

00:0079:46

Chapter 7: Seven | FIGHTING THE MONSTER

00:00157:06

Chapter 8: Eight | NATURE’S SMUDGED LINES

00:0037:37

Chapter 9: Nine | THE RAIN MAN EFFECT

00:0053:51

Chapter 10: Ten | PANDORA’S BOX

00:0092:18

Chapter 11: Eleven | IN AUTISTIC SPACE

00:0094:26

Chapter 12: Twelve | BUILDING THE ENTERPRISE: DESIGNS FOR A NEURODIVERSE WORLD

00:0012:16

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Who should listen NeuroTribes

The summary audiobook of "NeuroTribes" by Steve Silberman is ideal for educators, parents, and mental health professionals seeking a deeper understanding of autism and its cultural implications. It’s also valuable for anyone interested in neurodiversity and the historical context of autism, as well as advocates striving for greater acceptance and support for individuals on the spectrum. By distilling the key themes and insights of Silberman's work, the summary audiobook provides a concise yet informative resource for fostering empathy and awareness in contemporary discussions surrounding autism.

3 quotes from NeuroTribes

"The neurodiversity movement is about empowering people on the spectrum to embrace who they are and live fulfilling lives, not merely to fix them or make them conform to societal norms."
"Understanding autism as a variation of human wiring rather than a disorder can help society embrace and support the strengths of those on the spectrum."
"By recognizing the value of neurodiversity, we can foster environments where all kinds of minds can thrive, leading to greater innovation and understanding in our communities."

Author : Steve Silberman

Steve Silberman is a distinguished American author and long-time contributor to Wired magazine, where he served as an editor for over two decades. Honored with the AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award in 2010 for his impactful piece "The Placebo Problem," Silberman has made significant contributions to discussions around science and autism. His 2015 book, *NeuroTribes*, which explores neurodiversity and the autism rights movement, received the prestigious Samuel Johnson Prize. Additionally, his influential Wired article "The Geek Syndrome" shed light on autism within Silicon Valley and has been widely cited for its cultural significance. In 2011, Silberman's Twitter account was recognized by Time magazine as one of the best to follow. He also delivered the keynote address at the United Nations on World Autism Awareness Day in 2016, demonstrating his commitment to advocacy in the autism community.

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