ENVIRONMENTÁLNA SOCIÁLNA PRÁCA – VÝZA PRE SLOVENSKÚ SOCIÁLNU PRÁCU / ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL WORK – CHALLENGE FOR SLOVAK SOCIAL WORK
Keywords:
ENVIRONMENTÁLNA SOCIÁLNA PRÁCA, ŽIVOTNÉ PROSTREDIE, SLOVENSKÁ SOCIÁLNA PRÁCA, TEORETICKÁ ŠTÚDIA, ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL WORK, ENVIRONMENT, SLOVAK SOCIAL WORK, THEORETICAL STUDYAbstract
Abstrakt
Význam vplyvu prostredia na každodenný život jedincov a rodín je predmetom vedeckého záujmu v sociálnej práci prakticky od začiatku formovania profesie. V priebehu času prirodzene prichádza k zmene chápania samotného pojmu prostredie klienta. Obsah pojmu sa postupne rozširuje, až napokon v 20. storočí absorbuje aj životné prostredie ako celok. Nárast záujmu o problematiku životného prostredia je spojený s dôsledkami globálneho otepľovania, ktoré sa spájajú s lokálnymi klimatickými krízami. Cieľom príspevku, ktorý má charakter teoretickej štúdie, je predstaviť základné tézy environmentálnej sociálnej práce, ktorá je v súčasnosti chápaná ako nové pole sociálnej práce a načrtnúť možnosti jej etablovania v slovenskom prostredí.
Abstract
The importance of the impact of the environment on the daily life of individuals and families has been the subject of scientific interest in social work practically since the beginning of the formation of the profession. Over time, the understanding of the concept of the client's environment changes. The content of the term gradually expands, until finally in the 20th century it absorbs the environment as a whole. The growing interest in environmental issues is linked to the consequences of global warming, which are linked with local climate crises. The aim of the contribution, which has the character of a theoretical study, is to present the basic theses of environmental social work, which is currently understood as a new field of social work and to outline the possibilities of its establishment in the Slovak environment.
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