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Reshaping Theory in Contemporary Social Work: Toward a Critical Pluralism in Clinical Practice
Paper, 304 pages, 0 halftones, 0 color illus., 4 line drawings, 3 tables
ISBN: 978-0-231-14701-9
$45.00
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October, 2009
Cloth, 304 pages, 0 halftones, 0 color illus., 4 line drawings, 3 tables
ISBN: 978-0-231-14700-2
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One. Theory and Practice: Orienting Perspectives
1. Taking Multiplicity Seriously: Pluralism, by Pragmatism
William Borden
Part Two. Inner Experience and Outer Realities
2. Why Cognitive Therapy Needs Social Work
Sharon Berlin
3. The Cognitivization of Psychoanalysis: Toward an Integration of Psychodynamic and Cognitive Theories
Jerome C. Wakefield and Judith Baer
4. Social Work, by Psychobiography
James J. Clark
5. Place Matters: Toward a Rejuvenated Theory of Environment for Direct Social Work Practice
Susan P. Kemp
6. Integrating Developmental Theory and Systemic Perspectives: A Family Resilience Framework for Clinical Practice
Froma Walsh
Part Three. Theory by Practice
7. Love and Justice: A Silenced Language of Integrated Practice?
Janet Finn
8. The Role of Theory in Conducting Evidence-Based Clinical Practice
Stanley McCracken and Tina Rzepnicki
9. Practice Theory: Ideas Embedded in a Wise Person's Professional Process
Malcolm Payne
List of Contributors
Index