Megan Hord

Georgia State University

megan.hord@gmail.com

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"I Like Being Weird": Eccentricity Embraced on the IT Crowd

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Megan Hord Georgia State University

May 16, 2014
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"I Like Being Weird": Eccentricity Embraced on the IT Crowd Spectrum TV spectrum disorder portrayal of disability autism aspergers Curator's Note In recent years, the representation of Autism Spectrum Disorders has become more prevalent. Wh ...

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Re: Alienating Asperger’s: Parenthood and What’s Wrong With Max

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Megan Hord Georgia State University

Monday, May 12, 2014 — 10:12 pm
I have been looking forward to reading this piece. The character of Max is typically praised for being so well-researched, so it is interesting to think on the other side of this. Having watched Parenthood for many years, I know the show very well and how ...