Von der guten Abrichtung gelehriger Körper

Über Prüfungsangst und LampenfieberDas mit der Abrichtung und den gelehrigen Körpern stammt übrigens von Focault und führt im Laufe der Episode dazu, dass ein klitzekleines bisschen der Widerspruchsgeist im Bezug auf Prüfungen geweckt wird. Und das ist gar nicht so schlecht, wenn man eigentlich Angst vor Prüfungen hat!Ritas Literaturliste:Bollnow, Otto Friedrich: Das Wesen der Stimmungen. Studienausgabe Band 1. Würzburg 2009. Florin, Christiane: Warum unsere Studenten so angepasst sind. Reinbek bei Hamburg 2014.Foucault, Michel: Überwachen und Strafen. Frankfurt/Main 1977. (Hierin Kap. III "Disziplin", "Die Mittel der guten Abrichtung")Noras Ergänzung:Wehling, Elisabeth: Politischese Framing - Wie eine Nation sich ihr Denken einredet - und daraus Politik macht. Bonn. Herbert von Halem Verlag 2016 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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