Full Description
First published in 1966, Sociology in Social Work by Peter Leonard offers a groundbreaking exploration of the intersection between sociology and social work. This insightful book examines sociological theory and its practical applications, delving into key topics such as personality, family, culture, and the dynamics of social work organizations. Leonard also reflects on the future role of sociology in shaping social work practices. Complete with a guide to essential literature, this book remains a vital resource for students and professionals alike.
Contents
Introduction 1. Sociology and Its Relation to Social Work 2. Sociological Theory and Its Applications 3. Personality, Family and Culture 4. The Analysis of Social Work Organizations 5. The Future of Sociology in Social Work 6. Guide to the Literature Bibliography
