Pride in Social Work: Woman, power, knowledge and profession
Abstract
The following article is a re-examination of the history of Social Work in Spain based on the threads that can be recognised in the structure of the profession and the discipline. Art/tékhne, transition and science/episteme make up the three historical phases through which the young discipline of Social Work has passed in Spain. Woman, power, knowledge and profession are the threads from which that history and collective fight for a place and value in society and in the social disciplines are woven. The main aim of this article is to engage in a retrospective exercise as a necessary means to experience professional identity with pride; that is, to assemble, express, celebrate and maintain an appropriate self-esteem that helps social workers to face current challenges in the academic and professional fields.Downloads
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