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Introduction,rience of receiving and coming to terms with a diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome. In this introduction, they start by exploring different meanings of autism, after which they provide an outline of the methodology they used for this project.

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Situierung und theoretischer Rahmen Some already had their suspicions that they might have autism; for others, the diagnosis came as a surprise. The respondents explain how living in modern-day society is hard for them and sometimes very demanding. They tell us how functioning in this set reality exhausts them, how demanding the pres

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1756-1d in life? Does this mean the quest for recognition is finally over? Can everything you experience and have experienced now be explained by turning to the diagnosis? Can the diagnosis help you to think about your own identity? Many respondents recognise themselves in the diagnosis, they can relate t

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Gef?ngnisse im Blickpunkt der Kriminologiedents. This chapter focuses on this (in)ability to self-reflect and shows us how the respondents reflect on themselves, and how varied and subtle these reflections are. Many of these reflections deal with our interviewees’ interaction with others, they show us in-depth analyses of situations and an