Wrong Planet Right Mind by Gajewski Christian (16 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "I was not born. I landed."For nearly half a century Christian Gajewski took reality apart piece by piece. He studied the neurotypical as an anthropologist studies an Amazonian tribe. He read physics, biology, philosophy, science fiction to understand how to operate the biological machine he had been assigned. At forty-eight, a psychologist named the thing: autism, level 1. Twice-exceptionality. The perceptual glass behind which he had always lived turned transparent, and the entire trajectory of his past reorganized itself.Wrong Planet / Right Mind is the missing manual nobody handed him at the moment of landing. Twenty-three chapters that take apart the adult autistic experience in three sections: the Body (senses, pain, movement, insomnia), the Mind (logic, language, monotropism, alexithymia), the World (hierarchies, authority, love, parenting, politics). The thought proceeds in a network, a fractal, a hypertext. Digressions cross from forest mycelia to non-local consciousness, from Japanese blades to Resource-Based Economy theory, from Baudrillard to David Bowie, from Star Trek to thermodynamics.The book addresses two readers. The Alien who has always felt out of place, who checks the silverware at restaurants for symmetry, who hides in the bathroom at parties to breathe, and is now starting to suspect that he is not defective. The Terran neurotypical who wants to understand what it feels like to live inside a bare antenna, why someone who avoids your eyes is protecting their survival, why pedantry is an extreme form of love for truth.Phenomenological account, anthropological essay, technical survival manual for the species. Autism as necessary variation. The samurai who learned his own geometry. A late-diagnosed autistic takes apart fifty years of wrong answers. Memoir, essay, and survival manual. For the Alien who felt out of place, and the neurotypical who wants to understand what it costs to live behind perceptual glass. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "It took me forty-eight years to understand that the problem wasn't me."Christian Gajewski has worked in healthcare for over 25 years, is a military veteran, and a certified neurodiversity coach. At forty-eight, an autism diagnosis changed the question: not "what is wrong with me", but "why did the world demand that I adapt to a shape that was never mine".Wrong Planet / Right Mind is an account of that life from the inside. How autistic burnout hides behind thirty years of wrong diagnoses. How high analytical intelligence can coexist with a complete shutdown in the face of other people's emotions. How the masking that kept you functional is consuming you from within.This is not a book about how to heal. It's a book for those who always believed the problem was them, and are starting to wonder if maybe they were wrong. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "I was not born. I landed."For nearly half a century Christian Gajewski took reality apart piece by piece. He studied the neurotypical as an anthropologist studies an Amazonian tribe. He read physics, biology, philosophy, science fiction to understand how to operate the biological machine he had been assigned. At forty-eight, a psychologist named the thing: autism, level 1. Twice-exceptionality. The perceptual glass behind which he had always lived turned transparent, and the entire trajectory of his past reorganized itself.Wrong Planet / Right Mind is the missing manual nobody handed him at the moment of landing. Twenty-three chapters that take apart the adult autistic experience in three sections: the Body (senses, pain, movement, insomnia), the Mind (logic, language, monotropism, alexithymia), the World (hierarchies, authority, love, parenting, politics). The thought proceeds in a network, a fractal, a hypertext. Digressions cross from forest mycelia to non-local consciousness, from Japanese blades to Resource-Based Economy theory, from Baudrillard to David Bowie, from Star Trek to thermodynamics.The book addresses two readers. The Alien who has always felt out of place, who checks the silverware at restaurants for symmetry, who hides in the bathroom at parties to breathe, and is now starting to suspect that he is not defective. The Terran neurotypical who wants to understand what it feels like to live inside a bare antenna, why someone who avoids your eyes is protecting their survival, why pedantry is an extreme form of love for truth.Phenomenological account, anthropological essay, technical survival manual for the species. Autism as necessary variation. The samurai who learned his own geometry. A late-diagnosed autistic takes apart fifty years of wrong answers. Memoir, essay, and survival manual. For the Alien who felt out of place, and the neurotypical who wants to understand what it costs to live behind perceptual glass. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "I was not born. I landed."For nearly half a century Christian Gajewski took reality apart piece by piece. He studied the neurotypical as an anthropologist studies an Amazonian tribe. He read physics, biology, philosophy, science fiction to understand how to operate the biological machine he had been assigned. At forty-eight, a psychologist named the thing: autism, level 1. Twice-exceptionality. The perceptual glass behind which he had always lived turned transparent, and the entire trajectory of his past reorganized itself.Wrong Planet / Right Mind is the missing manual nobody handed him at the moment of landing. Twenty-three chapters that take apart the adult autistic experience in three sections: the Body (senses, pain, movement, insomnia), the Mind (logic, language, monotropism, alexithymia), the World (hierarchies, authority, love, parenting, politics). The thought proceeds in a network, a fractal, a hypertext. Digressions cross from forest mycelia to non-local consciousness, from Japanese blades to Resource-Based Economy theory, from Baudrillard to David Bowie, from Star Trek to thermodynamics.The book addresses two readers. The Alien who has always felt out of place, who checks the silverware at restaurants for symmetry, who hides in the bathroom at parties to breathe, and is now starting to suspect that he is not defective. The Terran neurotypical who wants to understand what it feels like to live inside a bare antenna, why someone who avoids your eyes is protecting their survival, why pedantry is an extreme form of love for truth.Phenomenological account, anthropological essay, technical survival manual for the species. Autism as necessary variation. The samurai who learned his own geometry. A late-diagnosed autistic takes apart fifty years of wrong answers. Memoir, essay, and survival manual. For the Alien who felt out of place, and the neurotypical who wants to understand what it costs to live behind perceptual glass. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "It took me forty-eight years to understand that the problem wasn't me."Christian Gajewski has worked in healthcare for over 25 years, is a military veteran, and a certified neurodiversity coach. At forty-eight, an autism diagnosis changed the question: not "what is wrong with me", but "why did the world demand that I adapt to a shape that was never mine".Wrong Planet / Right Mind is an account of that life from the inside. How autistic burnout hides behind thirty years of wrong diagnoses. How high analytical intelligence can coexist with a complete shutdown in the face of other people's emotions. How the masking that kept you functional is consuming you from within.This is not a book about how to heal. It's a book for those who always believed the problem was them, and are starting to wonder if maybe they were wrong. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'I was not born. I landed.'For nearly half a century Christian Gajewski took reality apart piece by piece. He studied the neurotypical as an anthropologist studies an Amazonian tribe. He read physics, biology, philosophy, science fiction to understand how to operate the biological machine he had been assigned. At forty-eight, a psychologist named the thing: autism, level 1. Twice-exceptionality. The perceptual glass behind which he had always lived turned transparent, and the entire trajectory of his past reorganized itself.Wrong Planet / Right Mind is the missing manual nobody handed him at the moment of landing. Twenty-three chapters that take apart the adult autistic experience in three sections: the Body (senses, pain, movement, insomnia), the Mind (logic, language, monotropism, alexithymia), the World (hierarchies, authority, love, parenting, politics). The thought proceeds in a network, a fractal, a hypertext. Digressions cross from forest mycelia to non-local consciousness, from Japanese blades to Resource-Based Economy theory, from Baudrillard to David Bowie, from Star Trek to thermodynamics.The book addresses two readers. The Alien who has always felt out of place, who checks the silverware at restaurants for symmetry, who hides in the bathroom at parties to breathe, and is now starting to suspect that he is not defective. The Terran neurotypical who wants to understand what it feels like to live inside a bare antenna, why someone who avoids your eyes is protecting their survival, why pedantry is an extreme form of love for truth.Phenomenological account, anthropological essay, technical survival manual for the species. Autism as necessary variation. The samurai who learned his own geometry. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Wrong Planet / Right Mind | Dispatches from a Late-Diagnosed Autistic on Logic, Masking, and the Life Nobody Explained | Christian Gajewski | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Fixed Point Press | EAN 9788409877690 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …