Garrett, Paul Michael
The Whalebone' in the (Social Work) Corset'? Notes on Antonio Gramsci and Social Work Educators.
The writings of the Italian philosopher and political activist Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937) are neglected in social work, but his complex body of work might aid the profession's understanding in the early twenty‐first century. Social work education, specifically, may have much to gain from Gramsci's theorisation. The focus of this articleperhaps, something of an introduction of Gramsciwill be on his approach to Marxism and his ideas related to common sense', intellectuals and intellectuality. It will be maintained that Gramsci's contributions on these questions could contribute to social workers' critical reflection during a period of neoliberal inspired transformations.
| Lingua | eng |
| Nomi |
[author] Garrett, Paul Michael |
| Soggetti |
Marxismo
Senso Comune Intellettuali
Marxism
Common sense Intellectuals |
