Unraveling: Remaking Personhood In A Neurodiverse Age Matthew J Wolf-Meyer University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Biology And

Developing A Cybernetic Model Of Subjectivity And Personhood That Honors Disability Experiences To Reconceptualize The Category Human Twentieth-Century Neuroscience Fixed Brain As Basis Consciousness Self Identity Individuality Even Life Itself Obscuring Fundamental Relationships Between Bodies Worlds They Inhabit In Unraveling Matthew J Wolf-Meyer Draws On Narratives Family Individual With Neurological Disorders Paired Texts By Neuroscientists Psychiatrists Decenter Expose Ableist Biases Dominant Thinking About Articulates Novel Theory Which Nervous System Is Connected World It Inhabits Rather Than Being Walled Off Inside Body Moving Beyond Neuroscientific Symbolic Materialist Approaches Focus Instead Such Concepts Animation Modularity Facilitation Does So Through Close Readings Memoirs Individuals Who Lost Their Hearing Or Developed Trauma-Induced Aphasia Well Members People Diagnosed Autistic-Texts Rethink Modes Communication Caregiving Demands Everyday Arguing For Radical Antinormative Bioethics Shifts Discourse From Value-Laden \ Quality Life\ Develop An Inclusive Reconceptualizes All Its Social Technological Environmental Contexts Σελίδες: 296 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm