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SdK17 - Monika Wulz über Edgar Zilsel und seinen Induktionsbegriff

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2011
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1
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German

CATEGORY: interview TITLE: SdK17 - Monika Wulz über Edgar Zilsel und seinen Induktionsbegriff AUTHOR: Monika Wulz INTERVIEWER: Daniel Meßner PRODUCTION: Daniel Meßner/Universität Wien YEAR: 2011 DESCRIPTION: Von Einzelfällen zu einer allgemeinen Aussage: Mit Hilfe des Induktionsbegriffs entwickelte Edgar Zilsel Ideen einer kollektiven Wissensproduktion. Gleichzeitig vermengen sich seine politische Aktivität als Austromarxist in den 20er und 30er Jahren in Wien und seine epistemologischen Fragestellungen. Monika Wulz, Research Fellow am IfK in Wien, erklärt in dieser SdK-Folge, warum bei der Induktion die Theorie immer über die Einzelbeobachtungen hinausgeht und Zilsel Wissen daher als unabgeschlossenes Projekt betrachtet. Aus der Reihe "Stimmen der Kulturwissenschaften", einem Podcast der Universität Wien. PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of the Noack family FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, mono LANGUAGE: German LICENSE: CC BY-NC 3.0

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  1. SdK17 - Monika Wulz ueber Edgar Zilsel und seinen Induktionsbegriff (2011)

    No date given · No. 2011 · 30 min

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  1. SdK17 - Monika Wulz über Edgar Zilsel und seinen Induktionsbegriff (2011)

    Hörspiele · Monika Wulz · 1 episode here · archive.org

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