Neuroqueering interpersonal communication theory: listening to autistic object-orientations

Q3 Social Sciences Review of Communication Pub Date : 2021-07-03 DOI:10.1080/15358593.2021.1961849
K. Cole
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ABSTRACT Employing rhetorical listening, I attend to the ways autistic authors narrate their relationships with objects in blogs/vlogs. These authors implore readers to engage with autistic object-orientations, unsettling the dominant assumptions undergirding some of our discipline’s foundational interpersonal communication theories, including theories of symbolic interaction, uncertainty management, and self-disclosure. These narratives reveal possibilities for cultivating theoretical orientations and disciplinary practices that are inclusive of neurodivergence. They also highlight the unjust power relations pervading interpersonal communication theory, provide insight into possibilities for transforming these systemic constraints, and reveal critical intersections and innovations among interpersonal communication, rhetoric, and interdisciplinary object-oriented studies.
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神经酷儿人际交往理论:倾听自闭对象导向
摘要运用修辞听力,我关注自闭症作者在博客/视频博客中讲述他们与对象关系的方式。这些作者恳求读者参与自闭症的对象定向,扰乱支撑我们学科一些基本人际沟通理论的主要假设,包括符号互动、不确定性管理和自我披露理论。这些叙述揭示了培养包含神经分化的理论取向和学科实践的可能性。他们还强调了人际传播理论中普遍存在的不公正的权力关系,深入了解了转变这些系统约束的可能性,并揭示了人际传播、修辞学和跨学科面向对象研究之间的关键交叉点和创新。
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Review of Communication
Review of Communication Social Sciences-Communication
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