Philosophical Foundations of Social Work, The

*The Philosophical Foundations of Social Work* by Mel Gray, Stephen A. Webb, and Jim Midgley offers an in-depth exploration of the theoretical underpinnings that shape social work practice. The book delves into the major philosophical perspectives, ethical frameworks, and value systems that influence social work, from utilitarianism and deontology to critical theory and postmodernism. It examines how these philosophies inform the profession's goals, methods, and approach to social justice. Ideal for students and professionals, *The Philosophical Foundations of Social Work* encourages critical reflection on the moral and philosophical principles that guide social work, providing a solid foundation for understanding the ethical dilemmas and challenges practitioners face in their work with individuals and communities.

ANF Philosophy & Psychology 001