Gender Reclaimed: Women in Social WorkHale & Iremonger, 1986 - 264 páginas |
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... possible to equate them with what Merton ( 1968 ) called middle range theories . It is not possible to substitute one for the other because they propose explanations about different facets of so- cial life . What the unitary supporters ...
... possible to equate them with what Merton ( 1968 ) called middle range theories . It is not possible to substitute one for the other because they propose explanations about different facets of so- cial life . What the unitary supporters ...
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... possible to maintain a ' neutral ' stance . In fact , Haley and Minu- chin do have a clear idea of ' how a family should be if all ( is ) well ' with a clearly defined hierarchy between the parents and the children and clear boundaries ...
... possible to maintain a ' neutral ' stance . In fact , Haley and Minu- chin do have a clear idea of ' how a family should be if all ( is ) well ' with a clearly defined hierarchy between the parents and the children and clear boundaries ...
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... possible to reach conclusions about why this is different from general welfare services as described by Mowbray ( 1984 ) where the majority of volunteers are women . The agencies presented a complex picure on this ; in some cases there ...
... possible to reach conclusions about why this is different from general welfare services as described by Mowbray ( 1984 ) where the majority of volunteers are women . The agencies presented a complex picure on this ; in some cases there ...
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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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