Under the Cover of Kindness: The Invention of Social WorkUniversity of Virginia Press, 1997 - 216 หน้า In Under the Cover of Kindness, Leslie Margolin looks at how this country's social welfare system developed and with what results. From his detailed examination of social work texts, primarily case histories, he argues persuasively that social work disguises its own assumptions and claims to power as a way of further legitimizing its actions. By attending to these case histories, Margolin shows how social work entails not only the intrusion into the previously private space of the home but also the constant justification of this intervention - to both clients and workers themselves - as representing charitable and disinterested help. This book critically assesses how social workers invent themselves as they simultaneously invent their field of knowledge. |
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... - Reach 6. Framing the Poor 7. Lobotomy PART 3 : EMPOWERING SOCIAL WORK 8. The Rhetoric of Empowerment 9. The New Excuse CONTENTS ix xiii 1 13 23 36 60 85 97 106 117 135 10. The New Record 11. Self - Inoculations 12. Penetration vii.
The Invention of Social Work Leslie Margolin. 10. The New Record 11. Self - Inoculations 12. Penetration Notes Works Cited Index 151 165 172 181 199 213 EILEEN GAMBRILL FOREWORD T his book is a revealing , viii Contents.
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Introduction | 1 |
The Birth of the Investigation | 13 |
The Social Work Gaze | 23 |
A Network of Writing | 36 |
SelfMystification | 60 |
Reaching the HardtoReach | 85 |
Framing the Poor | 97 |
Lobotomy | 106 |