Human behavior and the social environment : shifting paradigms in essential knowledge for social work practice
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Human behavior and the social environment : shifting paradigms in essential knowledge for social work practice
Allyn and Bacon, c2001
3rd ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This text compares and contrasts both traditional (dominant) and alternative paradigms or worldviews in examining human behavior and the social environment.
Professor Schriver's text is innovative in its examination of new paradigms that include diversity, feminism, client empowerment, and other perspectives that are mandated by CSWE. Both traditional and alternative perspectives on individual development, families, groups, organizations, and communities are explored in the book.
At each system level, attention is focused on the need for multiple perspectives that respect the vast diversity of persons and environments with whom social workers work. For example, in addition to traditional perspectives on individual development such as those of Freud, Kohlberg, Erikson, and Piaget, alternative perspectives on development are provided from feminist, multicultural, and gay-lesbian/bisexual perspectives such as Gilligan, Parham, Helms, and Cass.
In each chapter, human diversity, oppression, social and economic justice, social work values and ethics, and populations-at-risk are an integral part of the content presented.
目次
Most chapters conclude with "Summary/Transition," "Internet Search Guide," "References," and "Illustrative Readings."
Preface to Third Edition.
1. Human Behavior and the Social Environment (HBSE) and Paradigms.
Purposes, Foundations, and Assumptions.
Paradigms and Social Work.
Paradigms: Culture, Ethnicity, and Race.
2. Traditional and Alternative Paradigms.
Dimensions of Traditional and Dominant Paradigm.
Dimensions of Alternative/Possible Paradigms.
3. Paradigm Thinking and Social Work Knowledge.
Tools and Terms for Thinking about Thinking.
Tools for Social Workers: Theories for Practice.
4. Traditional/Dominant Perspectives on Individuals.
A Critical Perspective on Developmental Journeys: Ladders to Climb?.
Traditional and Dominant Development Theories.
Erikson's "Eight Ages of Man."
5. Alternative/Possible Perspectives on Individuals.
Alternative and Possible Developmental Theories.
Focus: People of Color.
Focus: Whiteness/White Identity.
Focus: Women.
Focus: Sexual Orientation.
Focus: Persons with Disabilities.
Focus: Men.
6. Perspectives on Familiness.
Familiness.
Social Work and Families.
Approaches to Understanding Familiness.
Traditional Models.
The Alternative/Possible.
Focus: People of Color.
Focus: Women.
Focus: Sexual Orientation.
7. Perspectives on Groups.
Definitions.
Historical Perspective.
Traditional and Alternative Perspectives.
8. Perspectives on Organizations.
Historical Perspectives on Organizations.
Basic Concepts/Definitions.
Technology, Organizations, and Social Policy.
Traditional Paradigms.
Strengths/Weaknesses/Criticisms.
Alternative Paradigms.
Conclusion.
9. Perspectives on Community(ies).
Historical Perspectives on Community.
Traditional Perspectives on Community.
Alternative Perspectives on Community.
10. Putting It All Together: Toward More Comprehensive and Complex Views of Humans and Knowledge about Us.
Ending is Beginning.
Interconnections.
Beginnings.
References
Index.
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