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Llamado número especial "100 años Trabajo Social: Discusiones y Perspectivas Globales sobre el pasado, presente y futuro disciplinar". Se reciben trabajos en español e inglés hasta el 15 de mayo de 2025 para ser publicados en octubre de 2025 en el número 10 de la Revista.Para más información, revisar el siguiente enlace.
Call for Papers. Special Number "100 Years of Social Work: Discussions and Perspectives on the Discipline's Past, Present and Future". Submissions in Spanish or English until 15th May 2025 for publication in October 2025 (Issue 10). For more information, please see the following link.
El sentido común como una herramienta conceptual para reflexionar sobre el pasado, presente y futuro del trabajo social: un breve ensayo que celebra los 100 años de la educación de esta disciplina en Chile
Autores/as
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Paul Michael Garrett
University of Galway
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2689-0948
Resumen
La conceptualización del sentido común de Antonio Gramsci nos ayuda a pensar de forma más crítica sobre las ideas dominantes dentro y fuera del trabajo social. Especialmente importantes son sus articulaciones del sentido común (senso comune) y el buen sentido (buon senso). La concepción de Gramsci también se basa en un aparato teórico más amplio en el que la hegemonía y el papel de los intelectuales ocupan un lugar central. Una vez señaladas las posibilidades progresistas asociadas a la configuración de un trabajo social más gramsciano, se identifican cuatro futuros alternativos del trabajo social.Palabras clave:
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