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Bertilsdotter Rosqvist, H. (2019). Doing things together. Alter, 13-3, 168-178. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.alter.2019.03.003

Date de publication: 01/01/2019 Ajout dans AutiHub: 04/07/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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Cet article explore différentes significations du fait d’être social chez des personnes autistes employées dans un lieu de travail séparé pour personnes autistes en Suède. Les analyses de cet article reposent sur des données issues d’un travail de terrain dans un espace de travail autiste composé de personnes autistes travaillant dans le domaine du soutien par les pairs destiné à de jeunes adultes autistes en Suède. Deux formes différentes de socialité, qui se déroulent dans deux environnements sociaux différents, sont mises en évidence : les environnements dominés par des personnes non autistes et ceux dominés par des personnes autistes. La socialité fondée sur les intérêts comprend l’importance d’avoir des échanges fondés sur les intérêts les uns avec les autres, ainsi que d’avoir des intérêts communs et une communication fondée sur un intérêt authentique pour le sujet discuté. La socialité fondée sur le social repose plutôt sur l’identification à un groupe social. La première est la forme dominante de socialité parmi les participants, qu’ils associent au fait d’être dans un espace autiste. La seconde peut être considérée comme une forme contre-dominante de socialité parmi les participants, qu’ils associent au fait d’être dans des espaces dominés par des personnes non autistes.

This paper explores different meanings of being social among autistic people who are employed at an autistic-separate workplace in Sweden. The analyses in this paper are based on data from fieldwork at an autistic workspace consisting of autistic people working with peer support directed at young autistic adults in Sweden. Two different forms of sociality, which take place in two different social environments, are highlighted: environments dominated by non-autistic people and those dominated by autistic people. Interest-based sociality includes the importance of having interest-based exchanges with one another, and having common interests and communication based on genuine interest in the topic being discussed. Socially based sociality is, rather, based on social group identification. The first is the dominant form of sociality among the participants, which they connect with being in an autistic space. The second may be viewed as a counter-dominant form of sociality among the participants, which they connect with being in spaces dominated by non-autistic people.

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