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The Altering Of Family Attitudes Toward The Child With Prolonged Illness As A Causative Factor Of Behavior Problems, Harriett Rinaldo Jan 1929

The Altering Of Family Attitudes Toward The Child With Prolonged Illness As A Causative Factor Of Behavior Problems, Harriett Rinaldo

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Requirements For A Social Worker, Ruth E. Smith Jun 1927

Requirements For A Social Worker, Ruth E. Smith

Bachelors’ Theses

Entering upon a discussion of the requirements for Social Worker it might he well to have some clear and definite notions as to the meaning of Social Work. "The affair of social welfare is not a delimited field, like medicine or law for example, and it cannot safely be left to any specialized group of "professional experts", the body of knowledge about social relations and about the effects of the methods which have been tried for dealing with social problems and improving social conditions is by no means so authoritative or so comprehensive that such a procedure is wise.


A Study Of Forty Problem Children Of Sephardic Extraction, To Determine The Special Problems They Present To A Jewish Agency And To Discover Methods Of Dealing With These Problems, Lucille Shyev Jan 1927

A Study Of Forty Problem Children Of Sephardic Extraction, To Determine The Special Problems They Present To A Jewish Agency And To Discover Methods Of Dealing With These Problems, Lucille Shyev

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Conférence Sur "Les Eclaireuses" (1913), Pièce De Maurice Donnay, Marguerite Durand, Michèle C. Magnin Jan 1913

Conférence Sur "Les Eclaireuses" (1913), Pièce De Maurice Donnay, Marguerite Durand, Michèle C. Magnin

Tome 1

Il existe deux versions de ce texte dans le manuscrit original. Seule la première a été reprise pour la transcription. Marguerite Durand y fait une analyse détaillée et commentée de cette pièce féministe dont les personnages -avocate, écrivaine, femme médecin, journaliste – représentent les différentes figures de l’émancipation féminine. La pièce obtint un grand succès en 1913.