Archive - The AutSide

Inhabitation: The Men Who Could Not Come With Me

On friendship, patriarchy, and the relational limits American masculinity places around women.

10 hrs ago • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

Inhabitation: On Becoming Environmentally Unremarkable

Ordinariness as the most underestimated form of gender euphoria.

Jun 19 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

Inhabitation: Administrative Relief

The sacredness of paperwork finally telling the truth.

Jun 18 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

Inhabitation: Settlement

On the nervous system finally ceasing its negotiations with itself.

Jun 17 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

The Citation Drifted Further Than the Meaning: Epilogue

Sometimes the second person appears because the self has stepped half outside the moment in order to survive watching meaning change shape in transit.

Jun 16 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

From Empathy to Attunement: The World Changes When the Whole Is Allowed to Arrive

Attunement is not merely a theory of autistic communication. It is a different way of organising meaning, relation, and human life itself.

Jun 15 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

The Empire of Fragments: The Coloniality of Analytic Communication

You spend your life being asked to translate relational knowing into the language of ownership, measurement, and proof.

Jun 14 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

AutSide After Dark: The Colour Beyond Speech

Watch now | Language, visibility, and the pathways that allow autistic people to find themselves

Jun 14 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

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Sunday Mornings with Jaime & Cathy: The Colour Was There All Along

Watch now | Gestalt processing, epistemic enclosure, and the difference between knowledge existing and knowledge arriving.

Jun 14 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

13:18

The Nervous System Was Listening for Weather: Attunement as Survival

Some forms of attunement are not preference, talent, or personality. They are survival adaptations inside relational climates that never became fully…

Jun 13 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

The Bridge Was Never the Whole Story: Beyond the Double Empathy Problem

Some revolutions arrive early enough to open the door, but not late enough to see everyone who walks through it.

Jun 12 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

Episode 574: The Distance Between Hearing and Understanding

Listen now | Auditory processing, translation, and the pathways through which language becomes understanding.

Jun 12 • Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

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