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Direct linkLubet, Alex – International Journal of Inclusive Education, 2011
Participation in music is both a human right and a disability right. Music is a human need in the Darwinian (not Social Darwinian) evolutionary sense. Similarly, inclusion is an evolved capacity, beneficial to human perpetuation. The policing of music resembles authoritarian regulation of other forms of allegedly pleasurable but actually vital…
Descriptors: Inclusion, Music, Disabilities, Foreign Countries
