The Subjectivity Of Participation: Articulating Social Work Practice with Youth in Copenhagen

Morten Nissen

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Preface Acknowledgements PART I: POINT OF DEPARTURE Preface Overture: One day at The Crew Position: A critical psychology accomplice History: A Rear View Mirror Guide to the Idea of Collectivity Situating Data PART II: A THEORY OF PARTICIPATORY SUBJECTIVITY Collectives as situated units of praxis The Collective as Framed The Collective as Recognized in Ideology Constructing Subjectivity in Participation PART III: PROTOTYPICAL REFLECTIONS Practice Research as Collective Prototyping and Critique Notes References Index

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