障害者福祉実践の一視角 : 共生社会をめざして

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One of the goals of Social Work is to achieve human respect and self-actualization, for the Handicapped as well as non-handicapped people. This article is a study on realizing Normalization one of the ideas of Social Work Practice with Handicapped Persons. First, this article examines the social meaning of Handicap and analyzes sociologically what the society expects Handicapped Persons by the rule of "Role-Expectation." They are given negative expectations and are regarded as beings of low value. Second, this article proves the fact that because of the viewpoint of efficiency human respect for the Handicapped has not sufficiently taken root in Social Welfare and Social Work Practice. In conclusion, in order to obtain a "Symbiotic Society" based on the concept of "Mutual Aid", this article presents the need for the viewpoint 1) that human beings tend to resist their given social roles, and 2) that we should have a positive attitude toward Handicapped Persons.
一般社団法人日本社会福祉学会の論文
1993-06-15