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Spaces of Relational Opacity – Participatory Sense-Making and the Ethics of Being With Autistic People
Educational research and practice are often grounded in normative assumptions about communication that prioritise rapid, transparent and neuronormative forms of interaction, constraining the recognition of neurodivergent participation. This conceptual article advances a neurodiversity-affirming fram
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