SOCIAL WORK: CRITICAL THEORY AND PRACTICE

By J. Fook. 2002

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1. K. Lay
2. Lisa E. McGuire
3. Steve Rogowski

Citations in the corpus

• Social Work with Children and Families: Challenges and Possibilities in the Neo-Liberal World (2012, background): “Radical/critical practice itself draws on Marxist thought and critical theory more generally (see Fook, 2002), with problems confronting people seen as social and structural rather than individual, and arising from class, race, gender and other oppressions (Rogowski, 2008).”
• Building a Lens for Critical Reflection and Reflexivity in Social Work Education (2010, background): “Both authors were seeking assignments that respected previous life experience, prior practice experience, and the connection between those and academic content. how it influences what is known and how it is known (reflexivity)’ (Fook, 2002, p. 34).”