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From the retreat meeting to the Open Space: Results of the Open Space in the course of the annual conference of the DGIP 2022 The method of Open Space as a large group moderation for structuring conferences is presented and explained. The advantages and disadvantages are discussed and presented based on the example of the AAI Aachen-Köln e. V. The results of the first Open Space in the course of the annual conference of the DGIP 2022 in Cologne are reproduced with the original contributions of the group speakers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Die TV-Sendung "NA (JA) GENAU" feiert ihr zehnjähriges Bestehen und ist inzwischen mehrfach preisgekrönt. Die inklusive Sendereihe ermöglicht Menschen mit (Lern-)Behinderung und/oder psychischer Erkrankung, journalistische Arbeit und Moderation vor der Kamera zu erlernen und in der Praxis umzusetzen. Die ersten Sendungen wurden im Studio aufgenommen, später kamen Außendrehaufnahmen hinzu. Die Ziele der Arbeit sind, die Öffentlichkeit für diese Personengruppe zu sensibilisieren, Vorurteile abzubauen und ihnen die Möglichkeit zu bieten, journalistisch tätig zu sein. Die Arbeit mit "NA (JA) GENAU" umfasst verschiedene Bereiche, darunter Journalismus, Entwicklung von Kompetenzen und Selbstbemächtigung sowie Förderung von Selbstbewusstsein, Öffentlichkeit und Partizipation. Die Sendung bietet auch Kinogespräche in Kooperation mit den Breitenseer Lichtspielen an. Inklusive Medienarbeit wird als elektronische Medienarbeit von und mit Menschen mit (Lern-)Behinderung und/oder psychischer Erkrankung definiert. Die Zusammenarbeit mit Institutionen gestaltet sich oft schwierig, da der Blick auf Defizite orientiert ist. Die Arbeit an der Sendung zeigt, dass inklusive Medienarbeit durchaus erfolgreich in kommerziellen und öffentlich-rechtlichen TV-Sendern integriert werden kann. Der Autor betont die Bedeutung von Mut, inklusive Sendeformate zuzulassen, und sieht die Sendung als Motivation für Menschen mit (Lern-)Behinderung, sich in Medienberufen zu sehen. Es wird darauf hingewiesen, dass sowohl die Gesellschaft als auch die Betroffenen selbst aktiv werden müssen, um Rahmenbedingungen für die Teilnahme an solchen Arbeitsfeldern zu schaffen.

In Materialwerkstätten diskutieren Lehrende anhand von konkretem Lehrmaterial über Lehre in der Lehrer*innenbildung und entwickeln das Lehrmaterial weiter. Dabei folgt das konzipierte Reflexionsformat einer spezifischen Struktur, die sich in unterschiedliche Phasen gliedert. Um Personen zu unterstützen, die Interesse an der Durchführung von Materialwerkstätten haben, fokussiert der vorliegende Beitrag die Moderation von Materialwerkstatt-Sitzungen. Dafür werden zunächst der Ablauf einer Sitzung und die Funktion der Moderation erläutert. Als Material sind dem Beitrag neben einem Video zur Erläuterung des Sitzungsablaufs Impulsfragen für die Moderation der Diskussionsphasen beigefügt. Auf der Grundlage empirischer Untersuchungen von Materialwerkstätten geben die Impulsfragen einen Überblick darüber, worüber Lehrende bei der Auseinandersetzung mit hochschulischen Lehrmaterialien der Lehrer*innenbildung diskutieren, und können moderierenden Personen somit als Orientierung dienen. Im Rahmen der Erläuterung des theoretischen Hintergrunds wird im Beitrag auf das Reflexionsverständnis in Materialwerkstätten sowie drei Grundzüge bei der Moderation von Diskussionen eingegangen. Diese Ausführungen sollen als Hintergrundwissen bei der Ausgestaltung der eigenen Moderationsrolle helfen. Erfahrungen zu möglichen Herausforderungen bei der Moderation von Materialwerkstätten schließen den Beitrag ab.

Experts assume that in view of the global ecological crisis in the 21st century, humanity is facing the greatest challenge since the beginning of human life on earth. The author attempts to gain new insights into the current contradictory behaviour of humans through an interdisciplinary perspective in order to derive possible courses of action. The main focus is placed on human greed. Historically, it can be seen that greed has been inherent in humans since time immemorial. The psychoanalytical perspective provides answers to the unprecedented extent of greed in advanced industrial nations. At the same time, the history ofmankind also showsman’s ability to practise renunciation. Psychoanalytical, philosophical and pedagogical insights conclude by showing possible ways of overcoming greed and practising moderation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article is a review of several types of European human models for the purpose of identifying a common standard of behaviour, namely, measure, temper, moderation. The European model of behaviour is based on the formative principle of moderation. Measure and moderation have been, in the European space, over the centuries, the defining features of the ideal of man, of the human model of a certain era or of a certain society. Beyond the "shell’s transformations", European behaviour remains true to the founding and formative principle of Christian moderation, measure and morals, while man's aspirations remain almost the same, even if aspects have changed.

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In Anlehnung an die positiven Erfahrungen auf den Open-Access-Tagen 2019 wird hier der für die Gestaltung der Sessions verwendete Moderationsleitfaden zur Nachnutzung vorgestellt.

This paper examines Socrates’ theory of the arts in the Gorgias and in the Republic. It shows how that theory changes, as the discussion takes focus first in relation to moderation, then to justice, where it is tied to the idea of a techne of rule, to notions of virtuous work and civic health, and to five levels of ‘art’ represented in the cave. It argues that both Socrates’ vision of a scientific and benevolent political art and Thrasymachus’ sophistic theory of tyrannical rule are undercut in the dialogue, the former by doubts concerning the epistemic closure it seems based on, the latter by the tyrant’s character, which impels him toward self-destructive government.

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This essay reconstructs the profound transformations of the concept of the extreme, particularly in the wake of the French Revolution. While ancient ethics of moderation and virtue excluded the extreme from the just order of things, modern disciplines of knowledge conceive of the concept of the extreme as a force that is both integrating and disintegrating, constantly shifting the borders of the existing order. These conceptual transformations often follow political fault lines. At the same time, the increasing differentiation of the semantics of the extreme indicates a general trend towards normalizing the state of exception, a trend that makes it increasingly difficult to separate the middle from the extreme. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Submitted article presents a variety of the concept of measure in the early Greek investigations of nature, development of ethical and political structures, fundamental norms of the arts and crafts, and conclusively, searches for understanding of the ἄνθρωπος μέτρον challenge. Among the crucial notions of the early Greek investigations, measure was one of the most receptive: from speculative inquiries to ethical considerations, from theoretical constructions to methodological directives, from normative arrangements to technical solutions. The thinkers and sages introduced the concept of measure into the normative reflection of the ethics and politics, enclosing the most essential and fundamental prescriptions for noble, virtuous and favourable life. Furthermore, the concepts of measure combined the cosmological order with the mathematical proportion, logical principles of recognition with the methodological arrangements for the truth approximation.