Talking together at the edge of meaning: Mutual (mis)understanding between autistic and non-autistic speakers

Keyphrases

• Relevance Theory 100%
• Mutual Understanding 100%
• Stranger 66%
• Double Empathy Problem 66%
• Autism Research 66%
• Social Sciences 33%
• Lived Experience 33%
• Autism 33%
• Human Brain 33%
• Stakeholder Participation 33%
• Social World 33%
• Cognitive Linguistics 33%
• Linguistic Analysis 33%
• Cognitive Pragmatics 33%
• Wide Context 33%
• Intersubjectivity 33%
• Valuable Insight 33%
• Autoethnography 33%
• Social Communication 33%
• Utterance Interpretation 33%
• Ethnographic Case Study 33%
• Marginalized Voices 33%
• Loneliness 33%
• Cognitive Deficits 33%
• Phenomenological Perspective 33%
• Social Deficits 33%
• Critical Autism Studies 33%
• Natural Language Dialogue 33%
• Conversation Partners 33%
• Neurodiversity 33%
• Embodied Agents 33%
• Communicative Difficulties 33%

Psychology

• Empathy 100%
• Case Study 50%
• Lived Experience 50%
• Loneliness 50%
• Embodied Agent 50%