Dis/Abling Musicking: Reflections on a Disability Studies Perspective in Music Therapy.
Maren Metell
Voices · 2014
doi:10.15845/voices.v14i3.786 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This theoretical paper aims to explore the role of a disability studies perspective in music therapy. Disability studies in context of music therapy is a field that is under development. I argue that a disability studies perspective both supports and challenges music therapy models, practice, and research. A disability studies perspective provides a theoretical framework for social justice and the appraisal of diversity, as well as it challenges attitudes and values. This paper suggests dialogues and collaboration between music therapy and disability studies.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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