Neurodiversité et double empathie : les déconnexions d'empathie peuvent-elles être atténuées pour favoriser le sentiment d'appartenance des personnes autistes ?

Titre original en anglais : Neurodiversity and double empathy: can empathy disconnects be mitigated to support autistic belonging?

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Finke, E. H. & Dunn, D. (2023). Neurodiversity and double empathy: can empathy disconnects be mitigated to support autistic belonging? Disability & Society, 40(3), 727-750. https://doi.org/10.1080/09687599.2023.2295802

Publication date: 23/12/2023 Ajout dans AutiHub: 13/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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  1. Erinn H. Finke
  2. Danny Dunn *

Résumé

Dans les études sur le handicap en général, et dans la recherche sur l'autisme en particulier, une perspective neurodiverse gagne du terrain. Depuis les années 1990, et avec une intensité croissante récemment, le mouvement de la neurodiversité a remodelé les récits sur l'autisme, a recentré les priorités de recherche, ainsi que les façons dont les soutiens sont conçus et fournis. Le mouvement de la neurodiversité a placé les théories portées par des personnes autistes au centre des programmes de recherche, y compris la théorie de la double empathie. La plupart des recherches sur la théorie de la double empathie à ce jour ont examiné les schémas de communication entre des partenaires moins familiers, mais il reste beaucoup à apprendre. L'objectif de cet article est de : (a) passer en revue les données scientifiques relatives à la communication et à l'interaction sociale, à la théorie de la double empathie et au sentiment d'appartenance des personnes autistes ; (b) envisager l'avenir du bien-être des personnes autistes en donnant la priorité au sentiment d'appartenance ; (c) examiner l'intersubjectivité, la construction de sens et l'empathie comme facteurs du sentiment d'appartenance ; et (d) proposer un cadre visant à réduire les déconnexions d'empathie dans les interactions entre neurotypes différents.

Within disability studies in general, and autism research in particular, a neurodiverse perspective has been gaining traction. Since the 1990s, and with increasing intensity recently, the neurodiversity movement has reshaped narratives about autism, has refocused research priorities, as well as the ways supports are conceived and delivered. The neurodiversity movement has brought autistic-led theories to the center of research agendas including the Double Empathy theory. Most of the double empathy theory research to date has examined communication patterns between less familiar partners, but there is so much more to learn. The purpose of this paper is to (a) review the science relative to communication and social interaction, the double empathy theory, and belonging for autistic people, (b) consider the future of autistic wellbeing through prioritizing belonging, (c) examine intersubjectivity, meaning making, and empathy as factors in belonging, and (d) propose a framework for reducing empathy disconnects in cross-neurotype interactions.

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