Gender Reclaimed: Women in Social WorkHale & Iremonger, 1986 - 264 páginas |
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... middle - class ' because her husband is , may have an easier life than her ' working class ' sister , but ' Does she have the same freedom , autonomy or control over her life as one attributes to the middle class man who earns his own ...
... middle - class ' because her husband is , may have an easier life than her ' working class ' sister , but ' Does she have the same freedom , autonomy or control over her life as one attributes to the middle class man who earns his own ...
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... middle range of service chosen by women , and in terms of helpful- ness social worker / counsellor is also considered in the middle range . As such , it is interesting to analyse further the sort of recommenda- tions offered by social ...
... middle range of service chosen by women , and in terms of helpful- ness social worker / counsellor is also considered in the middle range . As such , it is interesting to analyse further the sort of recommenda- tions offered by social ...
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... middle - class , that family research carried out from this perspective to date has confined it to middle - class nuclear family situations ( see Bell , 1975 ; La Rossa , 1977 ; Richards , 1978 ; Harper and Richards , 1979 ; Harper ...
... middle - class , that family research carried out from this perspective to date has confined it to middle - class nuclear family situations ( see Bell , 1975 ; La Rossa , 1977 ; Richards , 1978 ; Harper and Richards , 1979 ; Harper ...
Contenido
Tables and Figures | 7 |
Gender Systems Thinking and Radical Social Work | 14 |
Feminist Theory and Social Work | 33 |
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