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anthropology

  1. Azul

    Researcher's blog - The Autism Anthropologist

    When searching about autism I ended up reading an article by Ben Belek which I found very interesting, and later I found his blog. What most struck me was that, as an anthropologist, and not a "hard" scientist, this researcher have a much more empathetic view on autistic experience. His field of...
  2. J

    Study: Gender, autism in adulthood and presenting as 'normal' (interview-based)

    Hi! I'm non-binary, asexual and autistic (I was diagnosed aged 21). Starting from my own experiences, I'm now carrying out research on autistic women, trans and NB people’s experiences of presenting as socially ‘normal’ - particularly focused on exploring how this intersects with gender. The...
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