Author: Oliver Sacks (UK) 🇬🇧
Genre: Psychology / Behaviour / Autism / Neurology
Purchased from: Kindle Store
This brings us to our final question: is there any ‘place’ in the world for a man who is like an island, who cannot be acculturated, made part of the main? Can ‘the main’ accommodate, make room for, the singular? There are similarities here to the social and cultural reactions to genius. (Of course I do not suggest that all autists have genius, only that they share with genius the problem of singularity.) Specifically: what does the future hold for José? Is there some ‘place’ for him in the world which will employ his autonomy, but leave it intact?
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