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Book Reviews: Feminist Visions for Social Work. Nan Van Den Bergh and Lynn B. Cooper. Silver Spring, Md.: National Association of Social Workers, 1986 ...

Book Reviews: Feminist Visions for Social Work. Nan Van Den Bergh and Lynn B. Cooper. Silver... Because the work is the book to relate rather than following first feminism, women’s to social work and we believe it deserves issues, education, practice reviews two REVIEW ED. vantage points.-BK. from different Social Work. Nan Den Feminist Visions Van and B. for Bergh Lynn Md.: Silver National Association of Social Workers, 1986, Cooper. Spring, $17.95. pp., ra- Van Den and include three main in their Bergh Cooper arguments tionale for this book: of the feminist (1) many principles characterizing with the values and social are work, thought congruent goals expressed by often fails to act on its and social work should the values, (3) (2) profession to its are and be conducted values as according professed they augmented feminist desirable. Van Den elaborated about what is by perspectives and that the feminist vision of Bergh Cooper explain ending oppression that at all levels be to conform to five interrelationships requires changed feminist false dichotomies and artificial principles: eliminating separations, with the valid- reconceptualizing power, valuing process product, equally of and the is The authors of the fifteen ity renaming, personal political. then follow how a wide of social work chapters up by addressing range and such as mental http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work SAGE

Book Reviews: Feminist Visions for Social Work. Nan Van Den Bergh and Lynn B. Cooper. Silver Spring, Md.: National Association of Social Workers, 1986 ...

Berlin, Sharon
Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work , Volume 2 (1): 4 – Mar 1, 1987
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Because the work is the book to relate rather than following first feminism, women’s to social work and we believe it deserves issues, education, practice reviews two REVIEW ED. vantage points.-BK. from different Social Work. Nan Den Feminist Visions Van and B. for Bergh Lynn Md.: Silver National Association of Social Workers, 1986, Cooper. Spring, $17.95. pp., ra- Van Den and include three main in their Bergh Cooper arguments tionale for this book: of the feminist (1) many principles characterizing with the values and social are work, thought congruent goals expressed by often fails to act on its and social work should the values, (3) (2) profession to its are and be conducted values as according professed they augmented feminist desirable. Van Den elaborated about what is by perspectives and that the feminist vision of Bergh Cooper explain ending oppression that at all levels be to conform to five interrelationships requires changed feminist false dichotomies and artificial principles: eliminating separations, with the valid- reconceptualizing power, valuing process product, equally of and the is The authors of the fifteen ity renaming, personal political. then follow how a wide of social work chapters up by addressing range and such as mental

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Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work – SAGE

Published: Mar 1, 1987

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