Asperger's Analysis

All the texts convey similar ideas about Asperger’s, however they vary in tone. Robison’s memoir is optimistic and reassuring to all of his readers dealing with Asperger’s. The John Elder Robison is, “…proud to be an Aspergian,” (Robison 5). He teaches to his readers that “Asperger’s” does not have to be spoken in a negative tone. Somewhat similar to Robison’s attitude, Cukavac’s article reflects a proud, yet baffled tone. Jake is only 12 years old, but takes electromagnetic physics at Purdue University. The majority of twelve-year-olds barely know how to solve algebra problems! Closely related to Robison’s statement, “Jake proudly refers to himself as an “Aspy,” or someone with Asperger’s,” (Cukavac, 2 of 2). He is yet another example