The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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Pagina 62
... usually clear distinctions in social roles be- tween neighbor , friend , and kin , although these roles may overlap ( Keller , 1968 ) . Examples of neighboring include visiting , coffee klatching , dining together , borrowing tools or ...
... usually clear distinctions in social roles be- tween neighbor , friend , and kin , although these roles may overlap ( Keller , 1968 ) . Examples of neighboring include visiting , coffee klatching , dining together , borrowing tools or ...
Pagina 158
... usually means becoming involved in everyday experiences within the community , developing acceptable behaviors , participating in social networks , and learning to use local resources . A number of types of social serv- ice programs ...
... usually means becoming involved in everyday experiences within the community , developing acceptable behaviors , participating in social networks , and learning to use local resources . A number of types of social serv- ice programs ...
Pagina 161
... usually well dressed , willing to pay high prices for drinks , and content with the soft music of a piano , guitar , or a small musical group . Cheap Bars , Dives . These bars are usually found in deteriorated areas of large urban areas ...
... usually well dressed , willing to pay high prices for drinks , and content with the soft music of a piano , guitar , or a small musical group . Cheap Bars , Dives . These bars are usually found in deteriorated areas of large urban areas ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
and Ethnic Minority Neighborhoods | 75 |
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