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Autismis old and unruly. Its been a part of us since we first left handprints oncave walls 40,000 years ago.AUTISM AND UScovers a long-stretchview of its neurological history and how society has judged it. Withquotes from old medical records, folk-tale beliefs, and Victorian literature,the book conjures up the 19th century mix of ignorance, cruelty,fumbling knowledge, and surprising love that led to the first medicalrecognition of autism as a social disorder. From that medically significantrecognition has grown ourpresent day neurological and cognitiveunderstanding.EustaciaCutler, autism expert and mother of Temple Grandin, delivers a colorful andreliable account of the pioneers it has taken for autism to gain understandingand acceptance in families, neighborhoods, schools and job markets.