Practising reflexivity in health and welfare : making knowledge
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書誌事項
Practising reflexivity in health and welfare : making knowledge
Open University, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [211]-223) and index
内容説明・目次
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: pbk ISBN 9780335205189
内容説明
"This promises to be a very important and influential book...The authors write well and deal with difficult and complex ideas in an accessible way and in a way that makes their implications for practice available to practitioners...There has been much discussion in recent years of the notion of the reflexive practitioner but as yet there are few texts available to help practitioners both understand the concept and integrate it directly into their practice. This is thus likely to be a core text for some years to come." - Professor Nigel Parton, University of Huddersfield
In recent years, professional practice in health and welfare has come under increasing scrutiny. The dominant response to this has been technical and procedural, as epitomized by the evidence based practice movement. This book offers an alternative, and equally rigorous approach to helping trainers and professionals to understand and analyse their practice. Drawing on a hitherto under-utilized literature about argument and persuasion, originating in qualitative research, ethnomethodology, conversation analysis and discursive psychology, the book provides a new and original perspective on the concept of professional reflexivity. It explores, not only how knowledge is used in professional practice, but how it is made and generated in everyday encounters. It will be a valuable resource for practitioners in health and welfare as well as students in health and social science disciplines.
目次
Introduction
Part I: Developing a theoretical framework
Arguing and thinking: Implications for professional practice
Knowledge, truth and reflexive practice
Analysing talk and text: Building a conceptual framework
Conversational strategies: Lessons from everyday talk
Part II: Analysing talk and text in health and welfare
'The appropriate client': Service users constructing their case
Doing professional authority: Practitioners constructing accounts
Arguing the case: Professionals talking together
Analysing written text: Documents, records and reports
Making knowledge: The Louise Woodward case
Practising reflexivity: Beyond objectivity and subjectivity
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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: hb ISBN 9780335205196
内容説明
In recent years, professional practice in health and welfare has come under increasing scrutiny. The dominant response to this has been technical and procedural, as epitomized by the evidence based practice movement. This book offers an alternative, and equally rigorous approach to helping professionals to understand and analyze their practice. Drawing on a hitherto under-utilized literature about argument and persuasion, originating in qualitative research, ethnomethodology, conversation analysis and discursive psychology, the book provides a new perspective on the concept of professional reflexivity. It explores, not only how knowledge is used in professional practice, but how it is made and generated in everyday encounters. It should be a valuable resource for practitioners in health and welfare as well as students in social science disciplines.
目次
Introduction
Part I: Developing a theoretical framework
Arguing and thinking: Implications for professional practice
Knowledge, truth and reflexive practice
Analysing talk and text: Building a conceptual framework
Conversational strategies: Lessons from everyday talk
Part II: Analysing talk and text in health and welfare
'The appropriate client': Service users constructing their case
Doing professional authority: Practitioners constructing accounts
Arguing the case: Professionals talking together
Analysing written text: Documents, records and reports
Making knowledge: The Louise Woodward case
Practising reflexivity: Beyond objectivity and subjectivity
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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