This article explores the role of homeless voices in constructing knowledge about homelessness and the development of policy and service delivery responses to homeless people. Specifically, the article highlights the suggestive value position for social work encapsulated in Honneth’s concept of recognition as a framework from which to understand and incorporate homeless voices in the construction of knowledge about and policy responses to homelessness. While written with an Australian focus, the argument has implications for social work at an international level.

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认可、社会工作和无家可归

本文探讨了无家可归者的声音在构建关于无家可归者的知识以及制定针对无家可归者的政策和服务提供响应方面的作用。具体来说，这篇文章强调了包含在 Honneth 的承认概念中的社会工作的暗示性价值立场，作为一个框架，可以从中理解和纳入无家可归者的声音，以构建关于无家可归者的知识和政策反应。虽然以澳大利亚为重点，但该论点对国际社会工作有影响。