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The school historiography of the interwar period in Austria is still strongly dominated by the work of the social democratic education politician Otto Glöckel and the Viennese school reform associated with him. This was pushed forward and partially implemented against increasing resistance from the Christian-conservative camp, until it was largely reversed under Dollfuß's rule. The author has set herself the task of bringing the "other side" - the conservatives, the resisters - into focus as protagonists and giving them a voice. She investigated how Christian teachers talked about education,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The school historiography of the interwar period in Austria is still strongly dominated by the work of the social democratic education politician Otto Glöckel and the Viennese school reform associated with him. This was pushed forward and partially implemented against increasing resistance from the Christian-conservative camp, until it was largely reversed under Dollfuß's rule. The author has set herself the task of bringing the "other side" - the conservatives, the resisters - into focus as protagonists and giving them a voice. She investigated how Christian teachers talked about education, which values, problem areas, ideas and interests structured their discourse and which political demands were derived from this. The result is a description of the Christian-conservative perspective on education and teaching, knowledge of which enables a more differentiated view of the political and social conflicts of the time.
Autorenporträt
Sonja Nakowitz, née en 1993 à Mödling, a étudié les sciences de l'éducation et les sciences politiques. Le résultat de ses recherches est rassemblé dans le présent mémoire de master. Après ses études, elle s'est installée en Allemagne pour suivre actuellement une formation de psychothérapeute pour enfants et adolescents à Cologne.