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June 8, 2026Ought The Journal of Autistic CultureOpen Access

Nature and Nurture in Appreciating Neurodivergent Lives

Peter Smagorinsky

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The review aims to explore the intersection of neurodivergence and biodiversity, emphasizing their significance in ecological contexts.
Literature review of 'Neurodivergent, by Nature: Why Biodiversity needs Neurodiversity'
Analysis of the author’s proposals on the importance of cognitive diversity in ecosystems.
Emphasizes the need for both neurodiversity and biodiversity for robust ecological health.
Suggests that understanding neurodivergent perspectives can enhance appreciation of ecological diversity.

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Review of Neurodivergent, by Nature: Why Biodiversity needs Neurodiversity by Joe Harkness (Bloomsbury Wildlife, 2025)

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Peter Smagorinsky (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2ba34a8101cf8926f02057 https://doi.org/10.9707/2833-1508.1284

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