Phillip Fellin
Biographic Data
| ID | 2019558 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Phillip Fellin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Phillip |
| FAMILY NAME | Fellin |
| SIGNATURE | FELLIN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Teaching About Sexual Orientation from a Community Context
Gay men, lesbians, and bisexual persons constitute populations-at-risk due to discrimination and oppression directed toward them within American society. In learning to work with members of these populations social work students need an understanding of the meaning of communities for gay people. This article presents a framework for teaching about communities of place and identification as a part of the social environment of these individuals. A …
Development of Capital in Poor, Inner-City Neighborhoods
Social work practice in poor, inner-city neighborhoods can be enhanced through assessment of individual and community needs that takes into account various forms of capital, i.e., financial, human, social, cultural, environmental, and political. This article defines and illustrates these forms of capital by reference to social science studies of the social problems in inner-city neighborhoods. Examples are provided of community interventions that…
Reformulation of the Context of Community Based Care
Community based care has traditionally been defined as residential location. An alternative is presented of including the patient's membership in multiple communities, both geographical and identificational. The literature on social supports is cited as a basis for social integration as a goal
An Approach to Teaching About Diversity in American Communities
This article demonstrates an approach to incorporating newspaper reports into traditional teaching about American communities. Newspaper feature articles are summarized within a conceptual framework, illustrating ways in which the popular press can be used to examine issues of community ethnic, racial, and cultural diversity and community change
Application of Homelessness to Teaching Social Work Foundation Content
The characteristics and needs of homeless people, combined with the difficulties of designing and delivering accessible and effective services to members of this population, serve as a rich source of examples and applications for teaching generalist social work practice. Meeting the needs of homeless clients requires skills in advocacy, community coalition building, brokering services, and the development, coordination, and evaluation of service …
Teaching Policy Analysis and Development: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
This article presents the rationale, structure and process underlying an interdisciplinary seminar focused on policy research, analysis and development. Emphasis is placed on the value of an interdisciplinary approach to teaching social welfare policy as well as the problems of linguistics and interdisciplinary communication. Examples of language discontinuities between social workers, lawyers and educators are provided along with a grid which gu…
Privacy Rights of Adolescent Women: Counseling Dilemmas
A review of legal perspectives on the competence and rights of adolescents points to special counseling dilemmas that arise in serving young women. Attention is directed toward professional social work responses that would enhance the privacy rights of adolescent women
Research and Evaluation in the Human Services . John R. Schuerman
Is the War on Poverty attacking mental illness
The Assessment of Social Research: Guidelines for the Use of Research in Social Work and Social Science
Neighborhood Cohesion Under Conditions of Mobility
climactic copulation, an outburst in which the brother mutters (with rather careless oversight), everything about you is just like me.1 76 The erotic (in Alexander's sense), nonutilitarian quality of the relationship is emphasized repeatedly by Mann. He speaks of their absorbing themselves in trifles, of days passing vacantly, of their having doffed aside the evil-smelling world and loved each other alone, for the priceless sake of their own rare…
Neighborhood Cohesion Under Conditions of Mobility
climactic copulation, an outburst in which the brother mutters (with rather careless oversight), everything about you is just like me.1 76 The erotic (in Alexander's sense), nonutilitarian quality of the relationship is emphasized repeatedly by Mann. He speaks of their absorbing themselves in trifles, of days passing vacantly, of their having doffed aside the evil-smelling world and loved each other alone, for the priceless sake of their own rare…
Development of Capital in Poor, Inner-City Neighborhoods
Social work practice in poor, inner-city neighborhoods can be enhanced through assessment of individual and community needs that takes into account various forms of capital, i.e., financial, human, social, cultural, environmental, and political. This article defines and illustrates these forms of capital by reference to social science studies of the social problems in inner-city neighborhoods. Examples are provided of community interventions that…
Reformulation of the Context of Community Based Care
Community based care has traditionally been defined as residential location. An alternative is presented of including the patient's membership in multiple communities, both geographical and identificational. The literature on social supports is cited as a basis for social integration as a goal
Application of Homelessness to Teaching Social Work Foundation Content
The characteristics and needs of homeless people, combined with the difficulties of designing and delivering accessible and effective services to members of this population, serve as a rich source of examples and applications for teaching generalist social work practice. Meeting the needs of homeless clients requires skills in advocacy, community coalition building, brokering services, and the development, coordination, and evaluation of service …
Neighborhood Cohesion Under Conditions of Mobility
climactic copulation, an outburst in which the brother mutters (with rather careless oversight), everything about you is just like me.1 76 The erotic (in Alexander's sense), nonutilitarian quality of the relationship is emphasized repeatedly by Mann. He speaks of their absorbing themselves in trifles, of days passing vacantly, of their having doffed aside the evil-smelling world and loved each other alone, for the priceless sake of their own rare…
The Assessment of Social Research: Guidelines for the Use of Research in Social Work and Social Science
Is the War on Poverty attacking mental illness
Research and Evaluation in the Human Services . John R. Schuerman
Teaching Policy Analysis and Development: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
This article presents the rationale, structure and process underlying an interdisciplinary seminar focused on policy research, analysis and development. Emphasis is placed on the value of an interdisciplinary approach to teaching social welfare policy as well as the problems of linguistics and interdisciplinary communication. Examples of language discontinuities between social workers, lawyers and educators are provided along with a grid which gu…
Privacy Rights of Adolescent Women: Counseling Dilemmas
A review of legal perspectives on the competence and rights of adolescents points to special counseling dilemmas that arise in serving young women. Attention is directed toward professional social work responses that would enhance the privacy rights of adolescent women
Application of Homelessness to Teaching Social Work Foundation Content
The characteristics and needs of homeless people, combined with the difficulties of designing and delivering accessible and effective services to members of this population, serve as a rich source of examples and applications for teaching generalist social work practice. Meeting the needs of homeless clients requires skills in advocacy, community coalition building, brokering services, and the development, coordination, and evaluation of service …
An Approach to Teaching About Diversity in American Communities
This article demonstrates an approach to incorporating newspaper reports into traditional teaching about American communities. Newspaper feature articles are summarized within a conceptual framework, illustrating ways in which the popular press can be used to examine issues of community ethnic, racial, and cultural diversity and community change
Reformulation of the Context of Community Based Care
Community based care has traditionally been defined as residential location. An alternative is presented of including the patient's membership in multiple communities, both geographical and identificational. The literature on social supports is cited as a basis for social integration as a goal
Teaching About Sexual Orientation from a Community Context
Gay men, lesbians, and bisexual persons constitute populations-at-risk due to discrimination and oppression directed toward them within American society. In learning to work with members of these populations social work students need an understanding of the meaning of communities for gay people. This article presents a framework for teaching about communities of place and identification as a part of the social environment of these individuals. A …
Development of Capital in Poor, Inner-City Neighborhoods
Social work practice in poor, inner-city neighborhoods can be enhanced through assessment of individual and community needs that takes into account various forms of capital, i.e., financial, human, social, cultural, environmental, and political. This article defines and illustrates these forms of capital by reference to social science studies of the social problems in inner-city neighborhoods. Examples are provided of community interventions that…
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