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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2020 · 1H 14M

Die Grauzone

from Eclectic Engineering · host Marie von Heyl

Mit dem Soziologen und Buchautor Jonas Helbig spreche ich über die Grauzone und ihre Bewohner. In unserer Gesprächs-Maschine geht es um Störungen, Ränder und Lücken von Ordnungssystemen im Allgemeinen und den Opportunisten als Figur rechtlicher und ökonomischer Grauzonen im Besonderen. Wir sprechen über implizites Wissen, fuzzy logic, Bauernregeln und Roland Barthes ’Neutrum', philosophieren über Mülltrennung und finden schließlich die Grauzone im Restmüll.

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Mit dem Soziologen und Buchautor Jonas Helbig spreche ich über die Grauzone und ihre Bewohner. In unserer Gesprächs-Maschine geht es um Störungen, Ränder und Lücken von Ordnungssystemen im Allgemeinen und den Opportunisten als Figur rechtlicher und ökonomischer Grauzonen im Besonderen. Wir sprechen über implizites Wissen, fuzzy logic, Bauernregeln und Roland Barthes ’Neutrum', philosophieren über Mülltrennung und finden schließlich die Grauzone im Restmüll.

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