The Popular Erudition; as a Strategy of the Social Work for the Facing of Ideology and the International Rightist in Brazil and in the World
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popular erudition, ideology, rightist international, education professional
Abstract
This article aims to present a theoretical-methodological and ethical proposal that can respond to the challenges imposed today on the Social Work profession at national and international level, understood as "Popular Erudition". This proposal is based on the understanding that the ideology, expressed in the form of religion and fascist practices, is the main weapon used by the "Rightist International" for its action of dismantling of the social and human rights in all countries of the world. The article also presents the trajectory of our professional practice, especially in the context of professional development, that has been concentrating since the nineties, in the creation and strengthen of forms international articulation, highlighting the Interchange Movement between the Brazilian and the Italian Social Work; and from 2017, in the theoretical and practical combat to ideology, especially in the context of ethical reflection; and finally our IASSW/AIETS participation proposal.
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Alexandra Mustafá (2019) Ethics and Gerontology: the philosophical meaning of the neoliberal 'massacre' to the elderly.
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2020-02-27
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