![]() ![]() “In this long-awaited work, Donvan and Zucker sensitively and accurately portray the emergence of understanding of this thing we now call autism, a story that goes back hundreds of years. SUSAN CAIN, author of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking This is the kind of history that not only informs but enlarges the spirit.” ![]() We come to understand that we are all wired differently, and that how we treat those who are different than most is a telling measure of who we truly are. “Donvan and Zucker’s generous yet sharp-eyed portraits of men, women, and children-most of them unknown until now-make it stunningly clear that we all have a stake in the story of autism. WALTER ISAACSON, author of The Innovators and Steve Jobs It's also something larger: a fascinating exploration of a social movement that grappled with the mysteries of mind, behavior, and the relationship between parents and children." "Sweeping in scope but with intimate personal stories, this is a deeply moving book about the history, science, and human drama of autism. An invaluable guide for those dealing with autism and an inspiring affirmation of every individual’s contribution to 'the fabric of humanity.'” ![]() “In this compelling, well-researched book, the authors weave together the heroic search by parents for treatment and services for their children with the personal stories of a fascinating cast of characters. ![]()
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