Application of the capabilities theory in inclusive education:

nussbaum's perspective on diversity

Authors

  • Erika Neder dos Santos Universidade de Juiz de Fora, Brasil.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5335/srph.v22i3.15184

Keywords:

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Abstract

The present study aims to connect inclusive education with the teachings of Martha Nussbaum (2020). Inclusive education is an educational model that seeks to ensure access, participation, and learning for all students, regardless of their differences. Nussbaum's Capabilities Theory, on the other hand, argues that education should develop people's capabilities so that they can lead a full and dignified life. The philosopher lists ten central capabilities that should be developed in all individuals, regardless of their social or cultural condition, such as the capacity for critical thinking, the capacity for social relationships, and the capacity for a healthy life. Inclusive education connects with the Capabilities Theory by promoting the holistic development of students, ensuring that they can develop all the capabilities that enable them to lead a full and meaningful life. The study used bibliographic methodology with literature review, as well as documentary methodology based on Brazilian jurisprudence and regulations, to demonstrate the importance of providing inclusive education for human development, both for students with disabilities and for others.

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Published

2023-11-15

How to Cite

Application of the capabilities theory in inclusive education: : nussbaum’s perspective on diversity. (2023). Semina - Revista Dos Pós-Graduandos Em História Da UPF, 22(3), 32-49. https://doi.org/10.5335/srph.v22i3.15184