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Social Work And Social Exclusion The Idea Of Practice Michael Sheppard

Name: Social Work And Social Exclusion The Idea Of Practice Michael Sheppard
SKU: BELL-4147378
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Publisher: Ashgate

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.5 MB

Pages: 290

Author: Michael Sheppard

ISBN: 9780754680741, 0754680746

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Social Work And Social Exclusion The Idea Of Practice Michael Sheppard by Michael Sheppard 9780754680741, 0754680746 instant download after payment.

Introduction -- Social exclusion and social work -- Social work and social exclusion -- The nature of social work -- Knowledge and values, postmodernism and social work -- Need -- Authority and choice -- Empowerment -- Maintenance, social functioning and coping -- Interpretivism, reflection and social work as art -- Social work, science and technical instrumentalism -- Judgement and decision making : practical reasoning, process knowledge and critical thinking -- Social work intervention and human nature -- Conclusion : the discipline of social work