Sweating It Out: What the 'Experts' Say Causes Poverty
Autor Michael L. Landonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 aug 2006
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780761835219
ISBN-10: 0761835210
Pagini: 197
Dimensiuni: 140 x 218 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0761835210
Pagini: 197
Dimensiuni: 140 x 218 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Part 1 Introduction
Part 2 Section I: What the Experts Say Causes Poverty
Chapter 3 1. The Culture of Poverty
Chapter 4 2. Economic Ethos
Chapter 5 3. Personal Irresponsibility
Chapter 6 4. Dependency Theory
Chapter 7 5. U.S. Adaptations of Culture of Poverty
Chapter 8 6. U.S. Structural Problems
Chapter 9 7. Stress Model
Chapter 10 8. Summary of Experts' Explanations
Part 11 Section II: What Low Income Adults Say Causes Poverty
Chapter 12 9. The Context of Hammond, LA
Chapter 13 10. Bob and Carla's Story
Chapter 14 11. Don's Story
Chapter 15 12. Evelyn's Story
Chapter 16 13. Mary's Story
Chapter 17 14. Olivia's Story
Chapter 18 15. Conclusions about Informants' Explanations for Poverty
Part 19 Section III: Biblical & Theological Reflections on Poverty
Chapter 20 16. Biblical Definitions and Presuppositions about Poverty
Chapter 21 17. The Old Testament on Poverty
Chapter 22 18. The New Testament on Poverty
Chapter 23 19. Christian Reflections on Poverty
Part 24 Section IV: Implications & Suggestions for Action
Chapter 25 20. Implications for Christians
Chapter 26 21. Suggestions for Christian Action
Part 27 Author's Biographical Sketch
Part 28 Index
Part 2 Section I: What the Experts Say Causes Poverty
Chapter 3 1. The Culture of Poverty
Chapter 4 2. Economic Ethos
Chapter 5 3. Personal Irresponsibility
Chapter 6 4. Dependency Theory
Chapter 7 5. U.S. Adaptations of Culture of Poverty
Chapter 8 6. U.S. Structural Problems
Chapter 9 7. Stress Model
Chapter 10 8. Summary of Experts' Explanations
Part 11 Section II: What Low Income Adults Say Causes Poverty
Chapter 12 9. The Context of Hammond, LA
Chapter 13 10. Bob and Carla's Story
Chapter 14 11. Don's Story
Chapter 15 12. Evelyn's Story
Chapter 16 13. Mary's Story
Chapter 17 14. Olivia's Story
Chapter 18 15. Conclusions about Informants' Explanations for Poverty
Part 19 Section III: Biblical & Theological Reflections on Poverty
Chapter 20 16. Biblical Definitions and Presuppositions about Poverty
Chapter 21 17. The Old Testament on Poverty
Chapter 22 18. The New Testament on Poverty
Chapter 23 19. Christian Reflections on Poverty
Part 24 Section IV: Implications & Suggestions for Action
Chapter 25 20. Implications for Christians
Chapter 26 21. Suggestions for Christian Action
Part 27 Author's Biographical Sketch
Part 28 Index
Recenzii
The way one understands poverty is a major influence on how one responds to it. Landon.provides a useful analysis and summary of a wide range of biblical perspectives on poverty and our response as Christians.
This book is unique and important because it combines the insight of a cross-cultural perspective, personal field research, and biblical [references].I highly recommend it.
Anyone desiring or needing to understand.the causes of poverty should read Sweating it Out. Michael Landon combines rigorous scholarship, fluid style, and common sense practicality in his very useful study of the forces driving the growth and persistence of poverty. Best of all, he offers a helpful challenge to people of faith to become involved in a movement of renewal and community development aimed at the elimination of the curse of poverty.
This book is unique and important because it combines the insight of a cross-cultural perspective, personal field research, and biblical [references].I highly recommend it.
Anyone desiring or needing to understand.the causes of poverty should read Sweating it Out. Michael Landon combines rigorous scholarship, fluid style, and common sense practicality in his very useful study of the forces driving the growth and persistence of poverty. Best of all, he offers a helpful challenge to people of faith to become involved in a movement of renewal and community development aimed at the elimination of the curse of poverty.