Question

I'm trying to get a better understanding of "privilege of inclusiveness over exclusiveness" in the HIP idea. (HIP= Human Intention and Perception). Anyone help?

Answer 1

I don't think this is a music question, but a social science question. Am I correct?

Answer 2

No, it's Music 108. Book is called World Music by Michael Bakan

Answer 3

Hmm interesting. I remember learning about this is social sciences.

Well here's this, link: http://www.sklatch.net/thoughtlets/identity.html Everything is written out pretty simply.

Answer 4

*in social sciences

Answer 5

Wao @rebeccaskell94

Answer 6

Thanks, that won't help. This has to do with HIP in music where sounds and silences are dealing with inclusiveness over exclusiveness but I'm not sure about how they fit.

Answer 7

Okay, hold on!

Answer 8

Michael's website has a vitae and other information but nothing that I can find on HIP idea.

Answer 9

Looks like this isn't going anywhere. I'll keep trying to google my answer.

Answer 10

Here!

Answer 11

look at slide 15

Answer 12

@rebeccaskell94 i agree with your answer

Answer 13

@Dled did that help you?

Answer 14

No because that's exactly what the book says. It's ok. I'll just memorize the definition. I was just wanting clarification.

Answer 15

Sorry, Dled. :/

Answer 16

No worries. Thanks.

Answer 17

:)

Answer 18

from me tooo :)