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And then it hit me in the stomach – on the affective and emotional qualities of neuroscience
Des Fitzgerald writes: “I thought I knew a lot about autism, because I’d read a lot about autism, I’d heard a lot about autism – actually I was utterly unprepared for it […] here was thing I was really passionate … Continue reading
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Tagged affect, autism, bodies, critical neuroscience, intensities, neuroscience, qualiative research, subjectivity
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