Gender Reclaimed: Women in Social WorkHale & Iremonger, 1986 - 264 páginas |
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... collective means of consumption ( or ' collective consump- tion ' ) ( Castells , 1977 ) . Urban areas are organised around the provision and distribution of social goods . Fundamentally , the urban question refers to the organisation of ...
... collective means of consumption ( or ' collective consump- tion ' ) ( Castells , 1977 ) . Urban areas are organised around the provision and distribution of social goods . Fundamentally , the urban question refers to the organisation of ...
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... collective knowledge , ' made ' rather than received , without the benefit of experts and in a spirit of equality . The Consciousness Rais- ing Group was an integral part of this alternative form of knowledge building , for it ...
... collective knowledge , ' made ' rather than received , without the benefit of experts and in a spirit of equality . The Consciousness Rais- ing Group was an integral part of this alternative form of knowledge building , for it ...
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... collective in a system that is organised very differ- ently . Compromises we have had to make include having a nominal co - ordinator and reducing our collective teaching time . We have had to fight to retain any degree of difference in ...
... collective in a system that is organised very differ- ently . Compromises we have had to make include having a nominal co - ordinator and reducing our collective teaching time . We have had to fight to retain any degree of difference in ...
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Tables and Figures | 7 |
Gender Systems Thinking and Radical Social Work | 14 |
Feminist Theory and Social Work | 33 |
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