An introduction to social work theory: Making sense in practice

David Howe

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Social Work Education and Practice Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Social Sciences and Policies

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Contents: Introduction The consumer reports Making sense Sorting out social work theories The world of objects and subjects Order and conflict in society A taxonomy of social work theories The fixers The psychoanalytic tradition in social work Behavioural social work The seekers after meaning Client-centred approaches The raisers of consciousness Radical practice The revolutionaries Marxist social work Theories for social work and theories of social work Bibliography Subject index Name index.

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