Excerpt from Social Work
This book is intended for use in the class-room and for the general reader. It contains no sort of direct or indirect propaganda. Some subjects are so technical and so intricate that the author must deliberately choose whether he will address himself to the specialist or to the general reader. In spite of the difficulties encountered by those who study and by those who engage in social work, this is not true of the subject with which this text-book deals. For this reason nontechnical, general terms are preferred, when there is a choice, to those which belong to the jargon of a small professional group. At the same time the discussion sometimes oversteps the boundaries of the zones of agreement, and on controversial questions no attempt is made to conceal the author's personal views.
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