Contemporary Rural Social Work Journal Take the next step Request Info Visit Campus Apply Today 800.272. Please visit the link below to access the online journal. Se busca aplicar esa perspectiva en torno al sur En la Época Moderna y Contemporánea. The Contemporary Rural Social Work Journal is a collaboration between the National Rural Social Work Caucus and Murray State University. Pero rara vez se relacionan como niveles de análisis equivalentes como queremos plantear aquí de manera interdisciplinar. Busca unir dos claves culturales normalmente separadas o relacionadas en grados jerárquicos diferenciados: cuando se aborda la sociabilidad histórica rara vez se menciona el patrimonio que generó, y cuando se estudia el patrimonio se menciona la sociabilidad apenas como parte de su funcionalidad. Cataliza diversas líneas de investigación para analizar los espacios de sociabilidad históricos que generan formas de patrimonio cultural material e inmaterial. Field Education for Clinical Social Work Practice: Best Practices and Contemporary Challenges Marion Bogo1 Published online: 18 March 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 Abstract Field education is arguably the most signicant component of the social work curriculum in preparing competent, effective, and ethical clinical social. This site was born with the SocyHume International Congress coordinated at the University of Évora in 2016 by María Zozaya, and also includes videos, books, and conferences on the subject, as the CUMES project she directed (FCT-CIDEHUS).Įste site se centra en la relación entre patrimonio y sociabilidad. It includes areas adjacent to the author’s work to give a complete view. It seeks to apply that perspective around the south in the Modern and Contemporary Eras. But they are seldom related as equivalent levels of analysis as we want to propose here in an interdisciplinary way. It seeks to unite two cultural keys usually separated or related in differentiated hierarchical degrees: when historical sociability is addressed, the heritage it generated is rarely mentioned, and when Cultural heritage is studied, sociability is discussed only as part of its functionality.
It catalyzed various lines of research to analyze the historical spaces of sociability that generate forms of tangible and intangible Cultural Heritage. This site talks about Cultural Heritage and sociability connections.
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