Social Work and professional identity
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The author begins with a question: Why the recurrent concern about our identity, in different latitudes and at different historical moments? His hypothesis is that the low valuation that has given us in the field of social sciences has led us to the search for a recognition that has become problematic in that the same concept of identity is unstable and imprecise. In this sense he develops three central ideas: A conceptualization of the identity category, a reflection on the problem of identities in Social Work and some proposals to face the present and the future.
Aquín, N. (2003). Social Work and professional identity. PROSPECTIVA. Revista De Trabajo Social E Intervención Social, (8), 99–110. https://doi.org/10.25100/prts.v0i8.7366
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