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Towards a Praxis Model of Social Work

Name: Towards a Praxis Model of Social Work
Brand: Independently published
SKU: 51023434
Price: 341 CZK
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Author: Madhu Prabakaran
ISBN: 9798515054380

A Reflexive Account of 'Praxis Intervention' with the Adivasis of Attappady

Madhu Prabakaran

Jazyk

Angličtina

Kniha Brožovaná

Libristo kód: 51023434

Nakladatelství Independently published, červen 2021

The book introduces and theoretically explores the idea of 'praxis intervention' and tries to suppor... Celý popis

Libristo kód: 51023434

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The book introduces and theoretically explores the idea of 'praxis intervention' and tries to support it with the help of a practical experiment carried out with the adivasis (indigenous people, tribes) of Attappady (Kerala, India). It problematises professional social work practice and suggests alternative model of social work drawing lessons from the experiment. The work is primarily methodological, since among its concerns developing a model of praxis intervention theory and practice figures first and foremost. The praxis model assumes that the prime concern of the social work profession in most of its work situation is to invoke the 'praxis potential' of its 'clientele' and that of the social worker herself/himself. In this thesis, praxis intervention is understood as the method with which human potential to be sensuous (To make sense, to be sensible) is realised in unsettling the settled mentalities, especially where the settled mindsets prevalent in the social world seem to have contributed to their marginality.