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Why Learn History (When It’s Already on Your Phone)
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Ein trinationaler Blick in »provinzieller« Perspektive (Diskurs Bildung.Schriftenreihe der Pädagogischen Hochschule Heidel berg.Band 63).Heidelberg 2018 (Mattes), 329 Seiten, € 25,00.Jubiläen dienen immer wieder als Erinnerungs-und damit auch als Forschungsanlässe; so auch der 50.Jahrestag der 1968er-Bewegung.Bettina Alavi, Małgorzata Świder und Gabriela Cingelová führten zu diesem Anlass gemeinsam in Deutschland, Polen und Tschechien das trinationale Projekt »1968 -Schaltjahr zur Erinnerung« durch.In diesem konnten Studierende und Wissenschaftler*innen gemeinsam zu den Ereignissen im Kontext des Jahres 1968, ihren Auswirkungen und ihrer Rezeption an der eigenen Hochschule forschen.Daraus hervorgegangen ist neben einem Projektwiki1 der vorliegende Band.Der Band folgt dem Forschungstrend, sich mit den Folgen der 1968 stattgefundenen Proteste zu befassen und das Jahr abseits der Forschungszentren zu untersuchen.Dabei richtet er seinen Blick zwar wieder auf die studentischen Bewegungen und damit die Hauptagierenden, allerdings mit dem Fokus auf Lehramtsstudierende. Weiterhin beschränkt er sich nicht auf
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A key cognitive component of lateral reading involves postponing deep investment in the content of the source before one has deemed it to be credible.
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