英文摘要 |
To clarify the attitude and positioning of social work professional education to the concept of gender, and to promote the more socially just professional practice, this article used secondary data analysis to examine and analyze the syllabuses of the gender-related courses offered in the 109 academic year related to social work in colleges and universities across the country. The content of the syllabus is an attempt to understand and capture the current gender discourse orientation and form in social work education, as well as the gender concepts, images and meanings contained and constructed in the discourse.The article found that in the current social work education curriculum framework, there are three phenomena in gender-related courses, including the feminization of curriculum content, the issue of curriculum care is still focused on the prevention of gender-based violence, and the essentialist stance on the needs of service targets is also highlighted. They are Three discourse orientations include strengthening women's traditional gender roles, emphasizing the concept of violence prevention to save women, and maintaining the professional value of protectionism, and the gender discourse of overall social work education is constructed on the ideology of heterosexual hegemony. At the end of the article, this article discusses related topics and puts forward suggestions for future research directions. |