Published: 2017-04-04

Work with the convicted from the perspective of the social-spacial model

Anna Halina Fidelus
Pedagogical Forum
Section: Topic
https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2017.1.04

Abstract

Social rehabilitation of former prisoners has been set in the spotlight of both scientists, practitioners and a significant part of the population. The approach that dominates in contemporary theoretical reflection and methodological contexts concerning rehabilitation work is the indeterministic approach, remaining mostly in the mainstream of cognitive and interactionist vision of man and society. Modern activity connected with rehabilitation is inspired by sociology, pedagogy of culture, psychology and pedagogy of creativity, cognitive psychology, personalistic pedagogy, heuristics, phenomenological approaches which derive from that field. This article attempts to use the socio-spatial model in the inclusive rehabilitation process. Practical remarks resulting from the presented reflections were interpreted in relation to former prisoners. This results from the experience of the author of the text, who is leading a research in the group of convicted persons. However, the issues analyzed in the study can be used in the practice of inclusive rehabilitation towards all people needing assistance and support in a particular social space.

Keywords:

rehabilitation, inclusion, socio-spatial model, relation, social readaptation, convicted

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Fidelus, A. H. (2017). Work with the convicted from the perspective of the social-spacial model. Pedagogical Forum, 7(1), 37–48. https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2017.1.04

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