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Introduction Curing Neurodivergence/Eugenics 1. The Production of the ‘Normal’ Child: Neurodiversity and the Commodification of Parenting 2. Language Games Used to Construct Pathological Autism 3. Is There an Ethical Case for the Prevention and/or Cure of Autism? Neurodivergent Wellbeing 4. Neurodiversity, Disability, Wellbeing 5. Neurodiversity in a Neurotypical World: An Enactive Framework for Investigating Autism and Social Institutions Cross-Neurotype Communication 6. Neurodiversity and Cross-Cultural Communication 7. Understanding Empathy Through a Study of Autistic Life Writing: On the Importance of Neurodiverse Morality 8. Sensory Strangers: Travels in Normate Sensory Worlds Neurodiversity at Work 9. Practical Scholarship: Optimising Beneficial Research Collaborations Between Autistic Scholars, Professional Services Staff and ‘Typical Academics’ in UK Universities 10. Designing an Autistic Space for Research: Exploring the Impact of Context, Space, and Sociality in Autistic Writing Processes 11. How Individuals and Institutions Can Learn to Make Room for Human Cognitive Diversity: A Personal Perspective from My Life in Neuroscience Challenging Brain-Bound Cognition 12. Understanding Autistic Individuals: Cognitive Diversity not Theoretical Deficit Moving Forwards 13. Neuronormativity in Theorising Agency: An Argument for a Critical Neurodiversity Approach 14. Defining Neurodiversity for Research and Practice 15. A New Alliance? The Hearing Voices Movement and Neurodiversity   Conclusion