David K. Shipler. The Working Poor: Invisible In America. 2004. United States of America: Random house, 2005. In this book, The Working Poor: Invisible In America, David K. Shipler chose to provides significant experiences of the view that the poor are holding by an opponent society. For instance, real need would be the most influential way to address such imbalances. David K. Shipler also provided features of the working poor facing sheds when trying to get services form the society. The Working
under-standing homelessness that move beyond the mainstream. It facilitates the understanding that although it’s a horrible situation for everyone, men and women both, homelessness affects people of different genders in different ways. From thorough analysis of the book, the gender of an individual appears to be a critical factor in explaining the various responses to homelessness, effects of homelessness, crime and violence as a result of homelessness and the emergence of the unique contradicting stereotypical
This quote -for me- sums up Kielhofner’s work, and really shows how occupations are so specific to every person, in meaning, extent, purpose, degree, use and importance. There couldn’t be a more important foundation for this profession. Looking back to when I
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