Folge 124: Position und Positionalität

from RUFUSS · host Universität Gießen - Evangelische Theologie

Dass Positionalität doch irgendwie in den Religionsunterricht gehört und was hinter diesem - zunächst dubios klingenden Begriff - steckt, wollen heute Athina Lexutt, Lea Heimann und Luis Möller versuchen zu klären.

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