2018
DOI: 10.1080/02615479.2018.1539070
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How to convey social workers’ understanding to clients in everyday interactions? Toward epistemic justice

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“…In this framework of understanding, any use of language should be understood as political (Gee, 1999). To unveil the use of language critically, Fairclough (2013) paid attention to the mediating link between “linguistic analysis” and “social analysis.” Several social work scholars applied this analytic rigor to examine various social work conversation and interactions in practice (for details of this analytic framework in social work, see Lee and Bhuyan, 2013, Lee, 2014, Lee et al, 2019a, 2019b, 2021, 2022; Hall et al, 2013, 2020; Hall and White, 2005; Rodger, 1991; Willey-Sthapit et al, 2022). For linguistic analysis , we paid attention to lexicons and grammar (use of verb/adjective/adverb and use of declarative sentences) including the following: (1) word choices (i.e., lexicon) used as descriptors of cultural competence and alternative concepts; (2) how verbs, adjectives, and or adverbs were deployed in declarative or tentative sentences (i.e., use of grammar); and (3) how different texts were discursively connected to construct the understanding of cultural competence and alternative concepts.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this framework of understanding, any use of language should be understood as political (Gee, 1999). To unveil the use of language critically, Fairclough (2013) paid attention to the mediating link between “linguistic analysis” and “social analysis.” Several social work scholars applied this analytic rigor to examine various social work conversation and interactions in practice (for details of this analytic framework in social work, see Lee and Bhuyan, 2013, Lee, 2014, Lee et al, 2019a, 2019b, 2021, 2022; Hall et al, 2013, 2020; Hall and White, 2005; Rodger, 1991; Willey-Sthapit et al, 2022). For linguistic analysis , we paid attention to lexicons and grammar (use of verb/adjective/adverb and use of declarative sentences) including the following: (1) word choices (i.e., lexicon) used as descriptors of cultural competence and alternative concepts; (2) how verbs, adjectives, and or adverbs were deployed in declarative or tentative sentences (i.e., use of grammar); and (3) how different texts were discursively connected to construct the understanding of cultural competence and alternative concepts.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research approach of the study is conversation analysis (CA), which has a long tradition of research in the field of professional practice (Drew and Heritage, 1992; Heritage and Clayman, 2010) including social work (e.g. Hall et al, 2014; Lee et al, 2019; Noordegraaf et al, 2008; Solberg, 2011). CA has its methodological roots in ethnomethodology, particularly the insight into how language is used to manage (mundane as well as professional) situations of everyday life (Heritage, 1984; for ethnomethodology’s potential for social work see de Montigny, 2007).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I tillegg påvirkes sosialt arbeid av kartleggingsverktøy, her forstått som virkemidler for å innsamle og vurdere informasjon med formål om å identifisere passende tiltak (Parker, 2015). Slike verktøy kan for eksempel skape mer eller mindre rom for brukernarrativ (Barfoed, 2018;Lee et al, 2018;Matarese & Caswell, 2018;Symonds, 2018), samt fremme bestemte "virkelighets-og problemforståelser", som igjen kan bidra til å opprettholde eller forsterke brukeres allerede marginaliserte posisjon (Iversen et al, 2005).…”
Section: Sosialt Arbeid Med Unge I Sårbare Situasjonerunclassified
“…Ideelt sett medieres samtalesituasjonen gjennom sosialarbeiderens empatiske kommunikasjon og oppmerksomhet, som er rettet mot person-i-situasjon og ressurser i brukeren og i omgivelsene (IFSW, 2014;Healy, 2014;Shulman, 2016). Forskning viser at når sosialarbeidere tar en ikkevitende posisjon og aktivt lytter til og anerkjenner brukerens erfaringer og synspunkter, erfarer brukeren at det er rom for å dele bekymringene og hjelpebehovene sine, noe som er viktig for at positiv endring skal kunne finne sted (Lee et al, 2018;Shulman, 2016;Solheim et al, 2020;Symonds, 2018).…”
Section: Bruk Av Samtaleverktøy I Sosialt Arbeid?unclassified
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