La contribution des études féministes et neuroqueer à la production des savoirs sur le genre et l’autisme

This article was written by two social science researchers who were themselves diagnosed late with autism and present an “atypical” gender experience. It presents an overview of an epistemological research which examined scientific literature on gender and autism through a critical lens. A collectio...

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Main Authors: Marion Coville, Mélanie Lallet
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Language:fra
Published: Genre, Sexualité et Société 2023-12-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/gss/8474
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description This article was written by two social science researchers who were themselves diagnosed late with autism and present an “atypical” gender experience. It presents an overview of an epistemological research which examined scientific literature on gender and autism through a critical lens. A collection of 46 publications (articles, Master’s and PhD theses) claiming a feminist approach on autism were considered against the backdrop of the broader academic literature on autism and gender. This led to the conclusion that, despite the way that autistic women and people belonging to gender or sexual minorities are usually ignored by science, the construction of knowledge on autism and gender is gradually evolving. For instance, several studies grounded in feminist approaches to science deconstruct gendered theories of autism (such as the theory of the extreme male brain or the naturalisation of the sex-ratio), while more recent research relates the lived experience of gender and sexuality by autistic persons themselves.
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La contribution des études féministes et neuroqueer à la production des savoirs sur le genre et l’autisme
Genre, Sexualité et Société
gender
situated knowledge
autism
disability studies
feminist science studies
title La contribution des études féministes et neuroqueer à la production des savoirs sur le genre et l’autisme
title_full La contribution des études féministes et neuroqueer à la production des savoirs sur le genre et l’autisme
title_fullStr La contribution des études féministes et neuroqueer à la production des savoirs sur le genre et l’autisme
title_full_unstemmed La contribution des études féministes et neuroqueer à la production des savoirs sur le genre et l’autisme
title_short La contribution des études féministes et neuroqueer à la production des savoirs sur le genre et l’autisme
title_sort la contribution des etudes feministes et neuroqueer a la production des savoirs sur le genre et l autisme
topic gender
situated knowledge
autism
disability studies
feminist science studies
url https://journals.openedition.org/gss/8474
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