El trabajo social latinoamericano desde el movimiento de la reconceptualización: historia y perspectivas de intervención profesional

Abstract

This monograph discusses with the history of social work that has gone through various forms of social action starting from the charity to reach what is called Professional Social Work. The movement of the Reconceptualization marked an done historical relevant for the profession allowing a profession renovation, that fact opened new perspectives, reflections, discussions on the task professional searched for different inputs theoretical and practical in the scope of the CienciasSociales. The emergence of important cultural, feminist, racial and student movements that drive social phenomena is given. All these historical facts allow that appear new problems and intervenes looking for satisfactory answers given by the creation or execution of social projects. The research of the Monograph was performed for the interest to see how Social Work to has evolved and how the Movement of the Reconceptualization allows a proffesional renewal aimed to the creation of Social Projects, in order as to allow to the students have a clearer vision all the process by which has crossed our profession.