Special Issue: ‘Towards Professional Wisdom’

Clark, Chris; Bondi, Liz; Carr, David; Clegg, Cecelia

doi:10.1080/17496530902951863

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“…Some theorists have characterised this disposition as 'professional wisdom', which is a specialised version of Aristotle's (350 BCE/1954 concept of practical wisdom or phronesis in a professional context (Banks & Gallagher 2009, pp. 72-95;Bondi, Carr, Clark, & Clegg 2011;Clark, Bondi, Carr, & Clegg 2009). This is a complex concept, and it is not the purpose of this article to examine and criticise professional wisdom per se (for a more nuanced discussion see Bondi et al 2011).…”

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Negotiating personal engagement and professional accountability: professional wisdom and ethics work

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European Journal of Social Work

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Negotiating personal engagement and professional accountability: professional wisdom and ethics work

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Re-visioning Person-Centred Therapy

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Students of the person centred approach frequently comment on how there is something nourishing and inspiring about reading the work of Carl Rogers. I/we would argue, in common with Bondi and Fewell (2016) and Canavan and Prior (2016) that this is no accident. Much of Rogers writing can be understood as 'experience near' (Canavan and Prior, 2016) and 'phronetic', drawing on the work of Aristotle, described by Dunne (2005) as practical, rather than technical rationality. In recent years, the approach has arguably been drawn towards proving itself in a way that speaks to a technical rationality. Our suggestion is that we need to return to the rough ground and value our work appropriately.

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Special Issue: ‘Towards Professional Wisdom’

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Negotiating personal engagement and professional accountability: professional wisdom and ethics work

Negotiating personal engagement and professional accountability: professional wisdom and ethics work

Re-visioning Person-Centred Therapy

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