Titlebook: Discourses of Deficit; Christopher N. Candlin,Jonathan Crichton Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Coding Theorems and Converses for the DMCays that may affect their life chances. We see ‘deficit’ not as restricted to particular disciplinary formulations or theoretical orientations but as multiply interpretable, depending on the particular locations, research orientations and modes of collaboration between participants and researchers.

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Im Exil in Potsdam und in Heiligenstadtetics identified factors that correlate with the probability of actually being deviant (e.g. antisocial behaviour, mental disorder); critical scholars in criminology and sociology identified deficit categories as culturally or socially biased and prejudiced (such as low intelligence); and, thirdly,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05447-0ow the case should be managed. Typically there are several categories of disposal (Parton .. 1997). First, in the majority of cases no concerns are identified and the case is closed. Second the child is identified as having particular needs which should be addressed, identified as a ‘child in need’,

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Im Exil in Potsdam und in Heiligenstadto the framing of risk in child neglect situations. To illustrate our points, we provide case study evidence from one social worker’s account of a child neglect case. We use an ethnomethodological discourse approach (Garfinkel 1964, 1967, 1996) to analyse the social worker’s written risk assessment o

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Luigi Mariani,Simone Gabriele Parisiport group and care staff. We draw on a conception of research advocated by Sarangi and Roberts (1999) as guided by an ‘ethic of practical relevance’. This takes as a priority an interest in harmonising discourse-analytical research with the aim of advancing the needs of practitioners in the profess

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