Titlebook: Literarische Sozialisation; Hartmut Eggert,Christine Garbe Book 2003Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Jugend.Jugendlic

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Hartmut Eggert,Christine Garbemonetarism as a terrible curse, as a visitation of evil spirits’, For others it is the answer to the current economic malaise in general and inflation in particular. Both monetarists and Keynesians are in full agreement on the ultimate goal of economic policy — full employment, economic growth and s

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Hartmut Eggert,Christine Garbelibrium to examine the effects of industry-wide or economy-wide changes in demand, costs, expectation, etc. on the average price and aggregate output (denoted mesoeconomics for ease of reference). The analysis is to be extended and applied in a number of directions in Ng (forthcoming, referred to be

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t and sterile during the 1960s. Since 1970, however, welfare economics has undergone a major change. Yet the progress made is not really fully reflected in any new textbook, even though the second part of Atkinson and Stiglitz (1980) and the book by Guesnerie (1980) in French do cover important aspe

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,Geschlechtsspezifische Forschungsansätze,erte Instanz war, die literarischen Texte also möglicherweise durch einen »männlichen Blick« geprägt wurden, rekrutierte sich die Leserschaft der »schönen Literatur« seit dem 18. Jahrhundert überwiegend aus dem weiblichen Geschlecht (vgl. Weigel 1990, Hahn 1991, Schön 1990b, Garbe 1993b).

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Literarische Sozialisation in der Kindheit, spezifisch bürgerlichen Form der »Lesekindheit« (Hurreimann 1986). Ohne monokausale Gesetzmäßigkeiten zu unterstellen, läßt sich dabei folgende Beobachtung festhalten: Wer als Kind oder Jugendlicher keine Phase intensiver »Lesesucht« durchlebt, bildet auch im späteren Leben meist keine stabilen Les

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gs of God are here at stake; which understanding of God is the true one? If the Jewish understanding of God is the true one, then Christians are idolaters; if the Christian understanding is the true one, then the Jews were blind and unfaithful and did not pay attention to God’s gracious visitation t

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