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The Integration of Social Science and Literary Materials: An Approach to Teaching Urban Family Life

Wynetta Devore Bryant Department of Sociology and Social Work, Kean College, USA
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Elfriede G. Schlesinger Graduate School of Social Work, Rutgers University, USA
Pages 12-18 | Published online: 30 Jul 2013

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Pamela A. Viggiani, Leanne Charlesworth, Elizabeth D. Hutchison & Debra Fromm Faria. (2005) Utilization of Contemporary Literature in Human Behavior and Social Justice Coursework. Social Work Education 24:1, pages 57-97.
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Nicholas Mazza. (1986) Poetry and popular music in social work education: The liberal arts perspective. The Arts in Psychotherapy 13:4, pages 293-299.
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