Robert Chapman is a British author and researcher whose work examines neurodivergence, disability, and social norms. His book and audiobook Empire of Normality challenges the ways society defines and enforces "normal" behaviour and cognition, arguing that the concept of normality is a historically constructed tool of social control. Chapman draws on philosophy, history, and disability studies to make a compelling case for rethinking how we understand human difference. His audiobooks and books are valuable for listeners and readers interested in neurodiversity, disability rights, and the politics of normalcy.
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