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A definition of social work: A thesis in sociology

By Alice S. (Alice Squires) Cheyney

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover a rigorous exploration into the essence of a helping profession, arguing for its recognition as a science.

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2022-12-16
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"A Definition of Social Work: A Thesis in Sociology" by Alice S. (Alice Squires) Cheyney is an academic exploration pinpointing the necessity of a concrete definition for social work, as it transitions from simple acts of kindness into a science-backed career. The publication seeks to untangle the complex roles and shed light on the goals of people in the field. Opening with the purpose of pinning down what exactly social work is, the thesis shares the challenges that social workers face in putting their role into simple terms, emphasizing the need for a solid definition in clear communication and shared expectations. Highlighting social work's past linked to acts of charity, the work presses the importance of clearly establishing the concepts, duties, and methods of the field concluding that social work involves deliberate actions designed to fix social issues and meet community needs through well-organized programs.

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