Social Pedagogy/Social Work in Germany
Journal Title: Nauki o wychowaniu. Studia interdyscyplinarne - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
The history of social pedagogy and social work (for more than 35 years embraced by the common name of “societal work”) is an aspect of the development of the German society. Their existence is determined by the structural durability of social inequality. The submitted text reconstructs the historical and systemic conditions for the development of social pedagogy/societal work across the German lands. The analysis focuses around the thesis that social pedagogy practiced in bourgeois-capitalist social formation, accepting the capitalist model of socialization, has to have a special way of dealing with the evolution of relations between the society/social structures and the individual, and thus the conditions of the constitution of subjectivity, the ability to operate, etc. The historical development shows that social pedagogy/social work has been exposed to political instrumentalization.
Authors and Affiliations
Rita Braches-Chyrek, Heinz Sünker
Understanding as Returning to Authentic Being. Martin Heidegger and Literature
This article is an attempt of hermeneutic reflection on understanding as being-in-the-world, which is recognized as looking for an identity. The identity, on the one hand, will be comprehended as an everyday task and, on...
Chaire UNESCO »Formation et des Pratiques professionnelles» — Scope of Activity
O „bez-względności” słowa w relacji z Drugim
W artykule podejmuję próbę ukazania obecności słowa – żywego słowa - jako środka języka/mowy w relacji jednego człowieka z Drugim – z kimś bliższym niż ktoś inny, kto swoją obecnością poświadcza obecnoś...
The dialogue between children and teachers in infant toddler centers in Reggio Emilia
The paper presents the Reggio Emilia approach in the context of educational experiences of the youngest children, attending infant toddler centers. From the very beginning these institutions have been s...
Douglas Barnes ponownie odczytany…
Douglas Barnes porusza problem kształtowania kultury porozumiewania się w klasie szkolnej. Głównym przesłaniem publikacji jest stwierdzenie, że „mowa umożliwia nam kierowanie myśleniem”. Autor, powtarzając za Edwardem Sa...