2016
DOI: 10.1590/0101-6628.078
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Abstract: Resumo: Esta é uma reflexão que, aproveitando-se do ensejo comemorativo dos oitenta anos do Serviço Social no Brasil, faz um retrospecto da performance desta profissão na ordem burguesa, partindo dos países capitalistas que lhes serviram de berço. Esse périplo, no entanto, pretendeu realçar um denominador comum no Serviço Social mundializado, que é a sua propensão a remar, em qualquer contexto, contra os ditames do sistema que o engendrou. E com essa tendência - que não é unânime, mas historicamente persistent… Show more

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“…Social work, through the participation of some of its practitioners and students, virtually intervened in all these fronts of the revolutionary process. Just like the Revolution was providing social movements and left-wing progressive organizations the needed political opportunities to operate their agendas of 3 According to Pereira (2016), the Latin-American Reconceptualization Movement can be seen as an expression of the radicalization trend that was starting to take form in the Anglo-Saxon countries. social change, the context of the Revolution offered social workers the opportunity to foster their own radical agency.…”
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“…Social work, through the participation of some of its practitioners and students, virtually intervened in all these fronts of the revolutionary process. Just like the Revolution was providing social movements and left-wing progressive organizations the needed political opportunities to operate their agendas of 3 According to Pereira (2016), the Latin-American Reconceptualization Movement can be seen as an expression of the radicalization trend that was starting to take form in the Anglo-Saxon countries. social change, the context of the Revolution offered social workers the opportunity to foster their own radical agency.…”
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“…social change, the context of the Revolution offered social workers the opportunity to foster their own radical agency. The Marxist, or, rather say anti-functionalist imprint of the Latin-American Reconceptualization Movement was suddenly brought to the field of practice, trading charity based intervention for a social work framed from below, working alongside grassroots mobilization, focused in empowering communities (Pereira, 2016;Saracostti et al, 2012) and promoting democratization (Ammann, 1988). Thus, the Revolution granted Portuguese social workers not just the necessary political opportunity, but also the institutional backup and social frames to deploy what can be identified as a radical form of intervention, at times referred in literature as alternative (Amaro, 2015).…”
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“…ParaPereira (2016), o Serviço Social Radical, enquanto primeira vertente alternativa ao conservadorismo no Serviço Social nos países de capitalismo desenvolvido, desponta Revista Libertas, Juiz de Fora, v.19, n.2, p. 286-297, ago. / dez.…”
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