Interverbal: Where This Blog is Headed
The recent birthday of this blog prompted me to think about where this blog has been and where it is headed. In the last year it has become evident that there is a level of readership here, which I did not expect or plan for. For a short time recently I wondered if now was the right time to stop posting to Interverbal and focus solely on my research and professional activities.
After some thought, I decided that this point hasn’t come yet and that I still had many projects I would like to do on this blog. I composed a comprehensive list of projects that I intend for the future both near and far.
Some of these will be controversial with some folks e.g. (#6, 7, 8, 10, 22), however, hopefully good discussion will arise from such.
1 Respect Meme: 5 Simple Questions. 1 day
2 A Review of Rick Rollins Latest. 3 Days
3 The Return of Dr. Seuss Inspired Epidemiology Poetry. Late November
4 A Description of Autism Related Testing. Early December
5 At the Bar with B.F. Skinner. Christmas
6 A Review of Chomsky’s Critique of Skinner’s Verbal behavior. New Year’s Day
7 A Review of Facilitated Communication Literature. Late January
8 A Look at Autism Advocacy. Winter
9 New Autism Fallacies. Winter
10 A Review of Informed Consent. Spring
11 At the Bar with Freud. Distant Future
12 At the Bar with Jung. Distant Future
13 At the Bar with Carl Rogers. Distant Future
14 Book Review of “The Empty Fortress”. Distant Future
15 Book Review of “Infantile Autism”. Distant Future
16 Book Review of “Dibs: In Search of Self”. Distant Future
17 Book Review of “Children with Emerald Eyes”. Distant Future
18 Book Review of “Early Childhood Autism”. Distant Future
19 A Comparison of Early Autism Criteria. Distant Future
20. A Listing of Behavior Analytic Autism Articles. Distant Future
21 A review of GF/CF Diet Literature. Distant Future
22 A Look at Where Autism has Been and Where it is Going. Distant Future
After some thought, I decided that this point hasn’t come yet and that I still had many projects I would like to do on this blog. I composed a comprehensive list of projects that I intend for the future both near and far.
Some of these will be controversial with some folks e.g. (#6, 7, 8, 10, 22), however, hopefully good discussion will arise from such.
1 Respect Meme: 5 Simple Questions. 1 day
2 A Review of Rick Rollins Latest. 3 Days
3 The Return of Dr. Seuss Inspired Epidemiology Poetry. Late November
4 A Description of Autism Related Testing. Early December
5 At the Bar with B.F. Skinner. Christmas
6 A Review of Chomsky’s Critique of Skinner’s Verbal behavior. New Year’s Day
7 A Review of Facilitated Communication Literature. Late January
8 A Look at Autism Advocacy. Winter
9 New Autism Fallacies. Winter
10 A Review of Informed Consent. Spring
11 At the Bar with Freud. Distant Future
12 At the Bar with Jung. Distant Future
13 At the Bar with Carl Rogers. Distant Future
14 Book Review of “The Empty Fortress”. Distant Future
15 Book Review of “Infantile Autism”. Distant Future
16 Book Review of “Dibs: In Search of Self”. Distant Future
17 Book Review of “Children with Emerald Eyes”. Distant Future
18 Book Review of “Early Childhood Autism”. Distant Future
19 A Comparison of Early Autism Criteria. Distant Future
20. A Listing of Behavior Analytic Autism Articles. Distant Future
21 A review of GF/CF Diet Literature. Distant Future
22 A Look at Where Autism has Been and Where it is Going. Distant Future
posted by Interverbal at 5:03 PM
6 Comments:
I'm glad you decided to keep Interverbal going.
All the projects on your list (even--no, especially--the controversial ones) are exciting.
Hi John
Sure some of it's controversial, but it all looks really interesting, particularly 5,6 and 7.
Cheers
Al
PS Happy belated Birthday
Let me add to the chorus! You do excellent work here and I'm happy to know there will be more of it.
Wow. I'm impressed with your organization!
Es
Good heavens! I don't plan that far ahead. I mean, I have a few proto-ideas percolating in an Ideas folder, a couple of thoughts scribbled on my To Do card. Generally a post just grabs me by the lapels and demands to be written. My Muses can be real taskmasters that way!
The book reviews will be interesting to me...
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