Neurodiversity and Capitalism
I am a philosopher and social theorist. I wrote Empire of Normality: Neurodiversity and Capitalism.
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Class Politics and Blue-Collar Neurodivergence
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I sometimes encounter a caricature of neurodiversity politics which presents it as basically a middle-class movement. In particular, a kind of politics of office workers, HR departments, and the more privileged university gra...
Neurodiversity Politics in a Post-Liberal Era
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The neurodiversity movement is often described as a “civil rights” movement (including by me). This isn’t wrong. But I’ve come to see that it can be misleading.
What the description captures is the movement’s orientation towa...
How you can help us start a Radical Bookshop and Community Space
As readers will know, I don’t usually ask for money on here, although I do hugely appreciate all paid subscriptions, given my lack of job security. Today, though, I’m drawing attention to collective I’m part of that’s currently raising fund...
The Missing Guidebook to Neurodiversity Studies (and Why We Wrote It)
I’ve wanted to write or coauthor Neurodiversity: A Very Short Introduction for a long time.
As an undergraduate, I read a lot of Oxford University Press’s Very Short Introductions. I hadn’t had the best early education. As I wrote about in...
Gramsci on Madness and Fascism
Mad and neurodivergent people on the left often find ourselves in purportedly inclusive spaces where ableist and sanist language nonetheless circulates casually, most often as a way of dismissing political opponents. Words like mad, insane,...
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