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Book Cover
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Imprint
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Contents
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Introduction
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Mimesis in Rituals. A Case Study on the Mechanism and Effects of Implicit Knowledge (Christoph Wulf)
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Little America
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Ritual Performance and the Way a Scene is Staged
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Body, Movements, Gestures
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Mimesis, or the Role of Creative Imitation, in Rituals
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References
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Tacit Knowledge in Aesthetics (Andrea Sabisch (translation Sten Mellenthin))
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Attention/Attentiveness
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The Implicit In-Between
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Tacit Knowledge in the Context of ‘Experience’
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Response
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Self
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Tacit Knowledge in Aesthetics
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References
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The Cameraethnographic Approach as Pedagogical Practice (Anja Kraus)
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Introduction
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The Cameraethnographic Approach
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Empirical Approach: Analysis of “Girl Lilith”
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Conclusions
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References
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Dissection and Simulation: Instructional Brilliance or Experiential Encumbrance? (Norm Friesen)
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Introduction
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Dissection
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Body and Relation in Lab Dissection
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Body and Relation in Online Dissection
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Distanciation, Care and Risk
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The Virtual Dissection: Pliable, Discontinuous, Brilliant
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Educational “Brilliance”
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Dissection: Interface, Encumbrance or Upheaval?
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References
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Easter Holidays. Corporal Communication and What is Learned in School (Bernd Hackl/Sandra Hummel)
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Concepts of and Research on Corporal Communication
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Investigating the Semantics of Corporal Expressions
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‘Easter Holidays’ – Scenes from a Case Study
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An Ambiguous Offer
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Turning Around the Performance
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Conclusion
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References
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Aspects of Time and Space in Open Classroom Education (Sabine Reh/Kathrin Berdelmann)
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Practice, Timespaces and Tacit Dimensions
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A Case Study: Johannes and Charlotte
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Scenic reconstruction as Story
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Timespaces of Charlotte and Johannes
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Social relations and Timespaces of Learning
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References
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Ethnographical Research on Turn-Taking as an Example of Analysing Tacit Routines in School Lessons (Jürgen Budde)
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Introduction
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Practices in Ethnographical School and Instruction Research
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Overview of Current Research Status on Turn-Taking
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Design of Research
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Empirical Findings
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Routine Mode: Initiation-Response-Feedback
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Mode Disruption: Contribution Without Hand-Raising
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Right to Speak as Ambivalent Practice Between Routine and Disruption
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References
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About the Authors
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