Examples of using Lifeworlds in English and their translations into German
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Lifeworlds and Consumption Habits- the Real Life.
Unearthly music to discover new lifeworlds.
More… lifeworlds dealers, brochures and booklets inspirational for the whole family.
Roemers lets us immerse ourselves in these extreme, urban lifeworlds.
How does increasing life expectancy affect lifeworlds and, accordingly, consumer demands?
For academics, the lifeworlds of east European Jews before the Shoah have been of interest for many years.
The enterprising self is regarded as hegemonic, because it can be found in different lifeworlds, where it is dominant.
Poland is taking a leading role in researching the lifeworlds of east European Jews, as is evidenced by the number of new works there.
They create visually powerful images or artefacts anddevelop future personas that symbolise prototypical lifeworlds.
By contrast, the historical Jewish lifeworlds of Europe's east allow other categories than a national master narrative to come to the fore.
It is a place of living dialog, a place that makes it possible to experience the creative potential of a specific time- for a broad audience,with reference to contemporary lifeworlds.
Undisguised, beautiful images convey the lifeworlds of protagonists and show what the latter define as home: a tacky coffee house in the Black Forest or a bleak 1970s fountain in a backwater town near Frankfurt.
The genome was never just a biomedical object but always also alived entity and an‘actant' in the lifeworlds of those actually or possible being tested.
Visitors embark on an associative journey through miniature lifeworlds, installations, photomontages, sculptures, and digital architecture with historical and contemporary references, full of diffuse moods and sophisticated analysis.
Institute As an empirical cultural science, Cultural Anthropology and European Ethnology deals with everyday cultural and social forms of expression in contemporary andhistorical lifeworlds.
In the"Dimensions of Social Change" module, changing lifeworlds, basic economic principles, the welfare state and participation, the social system and social inequality are discussed and explained as a complex network of fundamental elements of social change in the modern age.
Exemplary studies from pietism research, historical disasterstudies, interdiciplinary environmental history and the history of transnational connectivity provide close-up insights into a plurality of lifeworlds and environments.
Social and communicative competencies/skills: Become sensitive to matters of diversity and aware of the construction of subjectiverealities as well as gaining a tolerance and appreciation of diversity and different lifeworlds and perspectives.
Her abstract pictures are a sensual exploration of philosophical and lifeworld aspects.
Older people also have social backgrounds andrespective differences of lifestyle and lifeworld.
In contrast, poverty consumption affects various areas of the lifeworld, where consumption decisions and sacrifices caused by budget restrictions are incurred.
It characterises the way in which forms of political communication andmodi of political participation are intertwined and from which lifeworld fabric these connections accrue.
Elalamy's last four works have been set in Morocco, and include»Miniatures«(2004),a kaleidoscope of 50»lifeworld« microcosms.
Not Vital's complex workis based to a high degree on biographical and lifeworld, as well as personal and political, facts.
Also in language teaching, the learning pace is important but also the topics that areaddressed in the language course are different, because the lifeworld is different.
The constant change of lifeworld circumstances, societal changes, organisations needing to adjust and new cooperation opportunities arising requires not only continual modifications but also innovation in the field of participative methods(such as the Salon Method, for instance) and interdisciplinarity.
The project's aim is to develop of a heuristic context that may integrate perspectives of natural science as well as of the humanities,and that may provide a basis for future studies regarding the lifeworld of persons with dementia.
These manifold spaces of interaction emerge on the level of international relations, civil society collaboration and land and resource management,but also within the lifeworld experiences of merchants, entrepreneurs, migrants and students, as well as in cultural life in in representations of the respective other, for example in literature and popular culture.