Women and social work : narrative approaches
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Women and social work : narrative approaches
Palgrave, 2001
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-188) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The book reconstructs solution-focused and narrative approaches to social work in a way that enables women social workers and service users to work together cooperatively, to define their own problems and discover their preferred solutions. It highlights how women's resistances exist outside of simplistic notions of opposing politics, and celebrates women's achievements in adverse conditions through the use of case examples. The philosophy and principles of solution-focused and narrative approaches are examined in terms of effective anti-oppressive practice in the fields of child protection, child care planning, community care, and women working with men.
目次
Combining Narrative and Solution-Focused Approaches.- Values, Power and the Ethics of Influence.- Women Talking with Women: Serious Gossip.- Women Talking with Men: Attending to Masculinist Discourses.- Writing: Developing the Dialogue.- Child Protection: Developing Safe Solutions for Women and Children.- Child Care Planning: Children's solutions.- Community Care: Interdependence in Adult Services.- Serious Gossip as Method.- Appendices.- References.- Index.
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