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Transfer, Berufsbildung in Forschung und Praxis, Nr. 2 (2020) ; Jugendliche von heute finden vor allem zwischenmenschliche Beziehungen wichtig. Dass sie sich politisch engagieren könnten, rangiert praktisch am Ende der Werteskala. Dies ist eines der Ergebnisse einer Befragung der Pädagogischen Hochschule St.Gallen. Wie die Ergebnisse interpretiert werden könnten, zeigen Interviews mit acht erfahrenen Lehrpersonen. Sie setzen sich dabei auch mit der überraschenden Erkenntnis auseinander, dass die Belastung der Lernenden gar nicht so gross ist, wie diese gerne vorgeben. «Weil sie Jammeris sind», sagt eine Lehrperson lächelnd. Andere widersprechen.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction: Why tragedy? Why now? -- PART I -- 2. Beyond intentionality: The will, agency, and subjectivity in ancient and classical tragedy -- 3. The tragic individual: Catharsis, the hero, and the flaw in Aristotle and beyond -- 4. Modern tragedy and its subjects: Shakespeare, Freud, and post-Christian metaphysics -- PART II -- 5. The theodicy of suffering: Abjection under capitalism -- 6. From hero to celebrity: Fame, familiarity, and redemptionv -- 7. Tragedy of the commons: Genre and collective agency amidst climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic -- 8. Toward a tragic social science: Responsibility, critique, and thinking diffractively -- Index.

1. What is the 'Web' in 'Web 2.0'? : a short history of the Web -- 2. What is the '2.0' in 'Web 2.0'? -- 3. New formations : the social ambiance of the Web 2.0 -- 4. The experience of the Web 2.0 : a techno-phenomenology of multi-tasking and mobility -- 5. Critics of Web 2.0 : reading the informational politics of backlash.

AbstractThis study examines the effects of the pro‐work reforms to South Korea's North Korean Defectors Settlement Support System (NKDSSS) on the economic adjustment of North Korean Defectors (NKDs) in the country. It analyzes data from the 2010 National Survey of Domestic Violence: NKDs, using a regression discontinuity design. The study finds that the reforms did not affect changes in the economic adjustment of NKDs, measured by employment, household income level, a rate of cash transfer as the main source of income, and welfare receipt. The findings of this study suggest that there are no significant differences in the economic adjustment outcomes of Unconditional Cash Transfers and Conditional Cash Transfers. It also implies that for the pro‐work reforms to be effective to meet the changing needs, there should be rigorous policy evaluations for its reforms to improve the NKDSSS.

Taking 'the idea of the tragic' as a point of departure, this article articulates an approach to sociology and social theory from the perspective of a 'tragic vision'. In arguing for the relevance of 'tragic thought' for the analysis of contemporary crises, it suggests that 'the tragic' must be understood as a reflection of the long tail of the formation of a particular secular, modern 'ethico-onto-epistemology'. In making this case, the article provides an 'interpretive genealogy' of tragic ethics in social thought, detailing the thought of Lucien Goldmann and Georg Lukács, and putting it in dialogue with contemporary posthumanist theory. It concludes by drawing on recent debates in the latter involving the place of 'critique' in contemporary social science, teasing out some implications for thinking about individual action and responsibility.

1. Digital Christianity in Korea : practical affects and additive religion -- 2. Religion as moral infrastructure : the practice of neo-Shintoism in Japan -- 3. Religion as propaganda : the Falun Gong's info-war -- 4. New media Islam in Southeast Asia -- 5. Hyper-real religions in Asia : beyond popular culture and popular religion -- 6. Religion for millennials : the prospect of religious life and identity in the new Asian century.