The difficulty which some autistics have related to black-and-white thinking, as I did when younger, relates to problems seeing gray areas. I suppose it could apply both to truth claims and to ethics.
Interesting to me is that, in conversations, I am usually the one pointing out ambiguity, while others “accuse” me (and correctly so) of being a postmodernist.
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Emancipated Autism Blog is the Autistic self-advocacy and human rights activism blog of An Emancipated Autist, one of the 26 websites and 29 domains maintained by Mark A. Foster, Ph.D., the founder of the servant of The Emancipated Autism Project™. See the Byline page for additional information.
The Critical Realist framework for this blog is Structurization Theory™.
This blog is focuses mostly on the United Nations values of human rights and social justice, especially their applications to the social and economic development of the autistic community. Links to all of Dr. Foster’s blogs are at this location.
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