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Constructive Social Work: Towards a New Practice

Parton, Nigel, O’Byrne, Patrick·2000·Bloomsbury Academic eBooks
DOI 10.5040/9781350363397
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Recent years have witnessed increased international interest in the relevance of social theories associated with postmodernism, social constructionism and narrative approaches for social work. The central aim of this unique book is to demonstrate how such ideas can make a direct and positive contribution to social work practice. The innovative approach is affirmative and reflexive and emphasis is given to dialogue, process and plurality of knowledge and voice. Richly illustrated by case examples, the book is an ideal introduction to a crucially important new area of social work theory.

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Authors
Parton, N., & O’Byrne, P.
Venue
Bloomsbury Academic eBooks
Publisher
Bloomsbury Academic
Published
2000
DOI
10.5040/9781350363397
OpenAlex
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Language
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