Gender Reclaimed: Women in Social WorkHale & Iremonger, 1986 - 264 páginas |
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Página 68
... pattern of over - involved mother - child [ ren ] and distant father , though they comment upon it ( Haley , 1976 : 117 ; Minuchin , 1974 : 62 , about the Wagners ) . Yet if we take into account the structure of the family ( male ...
... pattern of over - involved mother - child [ ren ] and distant father , though they comment upon it ( Haley , 1976 : 117 ; Minuchin , 1974 : 62 , about the Wagners ) . Yet if we take into account the structure of the family ( male ...
Página 75
... patterns in a family involves a sensitivity to , and taking account of , broader gender differences in styles of com ... pattern in presenting families , yet we have persisted in acting on the view that it is the pathology of each ...
... patterns in a family involves a sensitivity to , and taking account of , broader gender differences in styles of com ... pattern in presenting families , yet we have persisted in acting on the view that it is the pathology of each ...
Página 76
... patterns of behaviour in which they were brought up and that are constantly reinforced . It is pointed out to them that ... pattern , rather than setting them against one another . It is quite rare for family therapists specifically to ...
... patterns of behaviour in which they were brought up and that are constantly reinforced . It is pointed out to them that ... pattern , rather than setting them against one another . It is quite rare for family therapists specifically to ...
Contenido
Tables and Figures | 7 |
Gender Systems Thinking and Radical Social Work | 14 |
Feminist Theory and Social Work | 33 |
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