Author/Editor | Dragoš, S | |
Title | Socialno delo - sistemski vidik (3) | |
Translated title | Social work - a systemic view (3) | |
Type | članek | |
Source | Soc Delo | |
Vol. and No. | Letnik 33, št. 4 | |
Publication year | 1994 | |
Volume | str. 283-92 | |
Language | slo | |
Abstract | Initially, the author refutes the commonest over-generalised critiques of the system theory, surveyed in the second part of this discussion (in the previous issue of this journal), according to which it is too abstract and non-verifiable, refers to analogies, and is unsuitable for application in working with people. He points out the basic accents of the systemic approach that are particularly significant in social work: the role of communication as the elementary operation of social systems, the delimitation of (sub)systems, the distinction between "hard" (linear) and "soft" (circular) models of thinking, self-referring as a mode of organising interior and exterior complexity, the use of paradoxes, etc. | |
Descriptors | SOCIAL WORK SYSTEMS THEORY |