Emerging Perspectives on Anti-Oppressive Practice

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Emerging Perspectives on Anti-Oppressive Practice

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 512 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781551302256
  • DDC分類 361.32

Full Description

This book consists of 27 chapters developed from papers originally delivered at a recent conference at the University of Toronto on anti-oppressive practice in social work. Dr. Shera has gathered expert contributors to discuss, define, and analyse theories of social work practice, pedagogical issues, fieldwork practice, models of education of social work practitioners, and current critical issues. These selected conference papers lay the groundwork for anti-oppressive practice in a way that will generate discussion and inspire researchers and practitioners.

Contents

Introduction: Anti-Oppressive Practice: Emerging Perspectives and Future Challenges - Wes Shera
Section 1: Theoretical Perspectives
Chapter 1: Theorizing Social Exclusion: Determinants, Mechanisms, Dimensions, Forms, and Acts of Resistance - Luann Good Gingrich
Chapter 2: Margins as Centres: A Theory of Social Inclusion in Anti-Oppressive Social Work - Rick Sin and Miu Chun Yan
Chapter 3: Race, Class, and Gender in the Everyday Talk of Social Workers: The Ways We Limit the Possibilities for Radical Practice - Donna Baines
Chapter 4: Structural Social Work as Seen from an Aboriginal Perspective - Cyndy Baskin
Chapter 5: Cultural Diversity in Social Work Practice: Where Are We Now and What Are the Challenges in Addressing Issues of Justice and Oppression? - Connie H. Nelson and Dennis H. McPherson
Section 2: Fields Of Practice
Chapter 6: Child Welfare: AOP's Nemesis? - Gary C. Dumbrill
Chapter 7: Services for Street Youth: Do They Reproduce, Contribute to, and Perpetuate Oppression? - Charis Romilly
Chapter 8: ""Meaningful"" Participation and Governance: Lessons from Visible Minority Parents Using Child Care - Evelyn Ferguson
Chapter 9: Inclusion by Design: The Challenge for Social Work in Workplace Accommodation for People with Disabilities - Donald R. Leslie, Kaye Leslie, and Michelle Murphy
Chapter 10: Communities That Foster Diverse Modes of Existence Versus Societies Based on Control: A PHenomenological Approach to Improve the Deinstitutionalization Process - Alain Beaulieu
Chapter 11: Anti-Oppressive Practice with Older Adults: A Feminist Post-structural Perspective - Deborah O'Connor
Section 3: Critical Issues

Chapter 12: Social Work Identity and Purpose: Real or Imagined? - Ken Barber
Chapter 13: Narrative Therapy: Reifying or Challenging Dominant Discourse - Catrina Brown
Chapter 14: Reconceptualizing Empathy for Anti-Oppressive, Culturally Competent Practice - Janet L. Clark
Chapter 15: Seeking Cultural Competence: What Is It, How Do You Develop It, and How Do You Know When You've Got It? - Charmaine C. Williams
Chapter 16: Listening to the Voices of Service Participants in Child Protective Services, Children's Mental Health, and Psychotherapy - Marshall Fine, Sally Palmer, and Nick Coady
Chapter 17: A Community Approach to Combating Racism - Roopchand Seebaran
Chapter 18: Community Practice in the Internet Age - Steven F. Hick
Chapter 19: The Right to Food: An Essential Element in a Successful War against Terrorism - William H. Simpson Whitaker
Section 4: Social Work Education
Chapter 20: Controversies, Tensions, and Contradictions: Anti-Oppression and Social Justice in the Social Work Curriculum - Judy Hughes, Shirley Chau, Pamela James, and Steven Sherman
Chapter 21: Beyond the Role Play: Alternative Teaching Methods in an Anti-Oppression Classroom - Samantha Wehbi
Chapter 22: Understanding Multiple Oppressions and How They Impact the Person Requesting Assistance - Gilles Tremblay
Chapter 23: Principles and Practices of Anti-Oppressive Pedagogy as Represented by Dr. Terry Swice - Carolyn Campbell
Chapter 24: Are We Ready to Take a Stand? Education about Heterosexism - Fostering Anti-Oppressive Practice - Mike Woodford and Leslie Bella
Chapter 25: Critical Issues in Field Instruction: Empowerment Principles and Issues of Power and Control - Jeanne Bertrand Finch, Jean Bacon, Donna Klassen, and Betty-Jean Wrase
Chapter 26: Promoting Anti-Oppressive Social Work Education: The University of Calgary's Access Learning Circle Model - Michael Kim Zapf, William Pelech, Betty Bastien, Ralph Bodoy, Jeannine Carriere, and Gail Zuk
Chapter 27: Managing Institutional Practices to Promote and Strengthen Diversity: One School's Journey - Nancy MacDonald, Wanda Thomas-Bernard, Carolyn Campbell, Jeanne Fay, Judy MacDonald, and Brenda Richard