Titlebook: Sektenpr?vention im Unterricht; Eine empirisch basie Karin Sauer,Hartmut Sch?nherr Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 Sektenberat

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Karin Sauer,Hartmut Sch?nherrnique personal characteristics and subjective dispositions (attitudes, feelings, ways of doing things). Along with the combined influence of other domains (see Chapters 5 and 12), these differences play an important role in conditioning and reshaping the influences of structural or group factors (li

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Karin Sauer,Hartmut Sch?nherrow that phenomenology is not esoteric but an approach that intuitively makes sense. However, by stating that this approach makes sense intuitively, I do not mean that phenomenology is in accord with common sense, understood as the array of opinions that a group or an individual takes for granted as

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Karin Sauer,Hartmut Sch?nherr gay, lesbian, and/or LGBT identities.Draws on both historic.Written in the aftermath of Indonesia‘s anti-queer panic in 2016,?.this book .tells the story of local queer movements in challenging the heteronormative society and resisting the homophobic hostility from religious conservative groups and

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Karin Sauer,Hartmut Sch?nherrtive society and resisting the homophobic hostility from religious conservative groups and the state. The year 2016 was a touchstone moment for queer issues in Indonesia, marked by the ubiquity of anti-queer campaigns, along with the pervasive use of the term ‘LGBT‘ in public. Drawing on historical

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Karin Sauer,Hartmut Sch?nherrve been) knows that it is one “of unhappy love”: an Indian maiden throws herself off “the old precipice” because the “morality of [her] stern trib[e]” deems her love for her cousin “incestuous.”. If we are thus prepared by the epigraph to expect that chapter 7 will be full of monumental splendor and

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Karin Sauer,Hartmut Sch?nherrneed of such lessons because “the majority of the people of New York and Brooklyn were Southern sympathizers. Of the realities of slavery they knew nothing; they regarded it sentimentally as a patriarchal institution that had come down from Biblical times, and that gave the Southern people ample lei

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