CST Journal, Volume 2, 2010

Critical Social Thinking, Vol. 2, 2010: Table of Contents

 

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Author

Title

Page No.

1

Mark Cullinane

 

Whose Frame Is It Anyway? A semiotic analysis of RTÉ Television News

1-18

2

Martina Stack

 

Scapegoats or Sacrificial Lambs? How media vilification of social workers impact

19-37

3

Niall Myers

 

An exploration of gender-related tensions for male social workers in the Irish c

38-58 

4

Jeanne Marie Hughes

 

The role of supervision in social work: A critical analysis

 59-77

5

John Fitzgerald

 

Independent Living in the Community: Are people with intellectual disabilities r

 78-92

6

Mary Walsh-Allen

 

Integration or Segregation? Recreation and leisure facilities for people with le

93-108 

7

Nicola Tassie

 

An exploration of meanings attributed to a dyslexic diagnosis         109-124

8

Daniel Daly

 

 

Disengaging from the Stigma of Mental Illness: The perspectives of the Cork/Kerr

125-139 

9

Danielle Sheehy

 

 

'Staying Connected': Families' experiences of visiting an imprisoned relative an         140-156

10

Claire Dorrity

 

The Third Sector and the University: Reviewing needs and opportunities

 157-188

11

Sinéad Phillips

 

A Happy 18th Birthday - or is it? Transitions from foster care          189-204

12

Ashlee Hynes

 

Raising Princesses? Gender socialisation in early childhood and the Disney Princ

205-218 

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