Résultats pour "Spectrum" dans Sciences sociales et politiques

A cognitive neuroscientist reveals how autistic women have been overlooked by biased research—and makes a passionate case for their inclusion Who comes to mind when you think about an autistic person? It might be yourself, a relative or friend, a public figure, a fictional character, or a...

Sharing Stories. Building Understanding.The Spectrum is a podcast looking at issues important to the LGBT communities. If you don't happen to associate with one of those letters that's ok! This show is aimed at helping people outside those communities understand just how important these issues are and why we need your support.

The Liminal Spectrum: Truth, Order, and the Line Between challenges one of modern life’s deepest assumptions: that approved knowledge is the same as truth. Caleb A. Farmer explores the hidden “approval economy” that shapes what societies call objective, neutral, and legitimate, arguing that consensus often reflects power, timing, and institutional permission more than final reality. Moving through philosophy, sociology, theology, and cultural critique, the book reframes subjectivity and objectivity as positions on a threshold rather than opposites.

Spectrum is a podcast that aims to help you through broadening your horizons, tackling the different sides of your story. It's about helping you help yourself to become someone better by deciphering your state of mind, transforming yourself through awareness of past, present and future, to be someone you are intrinsically proud of.

Spectrum features conversations with an eclectic group of fascinating people, some are famous and some are not, but they all have captivating stories.

Spectrum is a podcast looking at the relationships we all have with gender and how those relationships are shaped by the world around us. Each episode is an interview with someone different about their personal experience with gender. The hope is that, through learning more about other people's relationships and experiences with gender, you are encouraged to question and explore your own identity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast aims to enhance an individual’s understanding of the novel Coronavirus with an optimistic approach. Feedbacks are most welcome at spectrum.krmu@gmail.com Hope you enjoy it!

An incisive and deeply candid account that explores autistic women in culture, myth, and society through the prism of the author's own diagnosis.

Weber offers listeners practical advice about how to use family meetings to provide financial education for children and strengthen family ties. A Spectrum of Legacies includes case studies, sample worksheets, and letters from Weber’s long experience as an advisor to affluent families. Listeners can use A Spectrum of Legacies to create legacies that pass their financial assets in a way that reflects their personal values, teaches their children, and benefits their communities.

Why do some nations prosper while others collapse into poverty and tyranny? What are the warning signs that a free society is sliding toward enslavement? In this groundbreaking work, David R. Young reveals a complete political spectrum that encompasses all political systems—one based not on the false dichotomy of warring ideologies, but on the fundamental relationship between government and the governed.

The Open Spectrum is where Canada's conversations come alive. Based in Ontario, we dive into politics, healthcare, current affairs, and the stories that shape our communities. From everyday Canadians to newcomers and expert guests, we explore different perspectives with honest discussions, thoughtful interviews, and real conversations—because every voice adds to the spectrum.

By linking material forces with recursive feedback and cooperative agency, The Revolution is Recursive offers a practical and philosophical foundation for building liberatory systems that can endure and evolve in the face of complexity.

This fascinating book examines the myriad influences that shape our understanding of human gender and sexuality. Drawing from scientific findings past and present and from a wide range of personal experiences, Olive Skene Johnson explores questions such as: Is sexual diversity new? Why do men and women think differently? Apart from sexual preference, are homosexuals and heterosexuals different? Why do some people change gender? Johnson’s clear, accessible, and entertaining answers provide a wealth of information about a complicated subject.

Late to the Spectrum is a podcast about discovering autism later in life—and figuring out what comes next.When Geoff Kullman’s two kids were diagnosed with autism, he started wondering whether there might be something he was missing about himself. That question eventually led to his own autism assessment—and a diagnosis of ASD, along with ADHD, later in life.Now Geoff is exploring what that diagnosis means for his past, his relationships, his work, his parenting, and his future.Along the way, he’ll share his own story, talk with autistic adults and experts, unpack what he’s learning,...

Diagnosed late. Making sense of it out loud. A dad and daughter duo, both late-diagnosed, figuring out life on the spectrum.Join Wayne Turner and Cari de Scally as they navigate life after a late autism diagnosis – sometimes funny, sometimes serious, always honest.Our goal is to encourage, inform, and help others facing similar challenges.We share from our own experiences and personal perspectives. We might throw around big words and acronyms along the way – but this podcast isn’t here to offer a medical diagnosis, just real talk from people who’ve been there.

The Podcast Spectrum is a participant-led podcast created through Extend-A-Family Kingston's Podcast Mates program. Throughout the season, participants explore community, creativity, personal growth, and wellbeing through conversations with guests and fellow participants. Along the way, they develop skills in interviewing, communication, storytelling, and podcast production while sharing meaningful stories and experiences with listeners.

Spectrum of Blues: Our Autism Journey is a real and honest podcast about raising a family on the autism spectrum. Hosted by Kurtis and Samantha VanFleet, we share our experiences parenting our two sons, Ezekiel and Greyson, who are on the spectrum, while raising their neurotypical sister Liliana. Each episode explores the challenges, breakthroughs, and everyday moments that come with life as a neurodiverse family. We’re not doctors or therapists, just parents sharing our story so other families know they’re not alone. Welcome to our corner of the world, it means everything that you’re ...

Autism is often diagnosed during childhood but can also be diagnosed well into adulthood. If you feel you have been misunderstood your whole life, take heart, you are not alone.

“For everyone who was told to sit still and be quiet — and absolutely was not.”Glasses on, filters off. Specs, Spectrums and Sidequests is my running commentary on life with an AuDHD brain — the masking, the meltdowns, the 2am hyperfocus rabbit holes, and the thousand tiny things nobody thought to warn you about. Part memoir, part group chat with the guests who actually get it: honest, occasionally chaotic, and always three tangents deep. If you spent your whole childhood being told to sit still and be quiet, consider this the opposite of that. Pull up a chair — the main quest can ...

In an era defined by rapid change and interconnectivity, Neodynamics emerges as a groundbreaking framework for understanding and designing systems that thrive in complexity. Drawing on principles from systems theory, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and beyond, this book unites technical rigor with visionary insight to present a science of potential, agency, and flourishing.