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Ressentiment, charakterisiert durch eine affektiv aufgeladene, negativ wertende Bezugnahme auf Andere sowie soziale Abgrenzprozesse, wird aktuell –vor allem im Rahmen erstarkender rechtspolitischer Bewegungen – viel diskutiert. Wir fragen vor diesem Hintergrund, welche sozialen (Gruppen-)Dynamiken der Entwicklung ressentimentaler Tendenzen entgegenstehen, bzw. wann eine ressentimentale Bezugnahme nicht auftritt. Anhand von vier Gruppendiskussionen mit Senior*innengruppen aus unterschiedlichen Interaktionssettings (Senior*innenheim, sozialer Wohnbau, karitatives Engagement und Inter-Generationsprojekt im Arbeitskontext) zeigen wir mittels einer Analyse Dokumentarischer Methode drei Formen der Bezugnahme auf ‚Andere' auf: (1) Resonanz, (2) Reziprozität, (3) Ressentiment. Wir diskutieren diese in ihrer Verschränkung mit erlebter Handlungsfähigkeit und schlussfolgern, dass sich ressentimentale Tendenzen vorrangig in jenen Gruppen zeigen, in denen der Handlungsspielraum im sozialen Feld eingeschränkt erlebt wird. Im Umkehrschluss erweist sich der erhöhte Handlungsspielraum im Sozialen als ein protektiver Faktor gegen ressentimentale Tendenzen. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article examines the relationship between poverty and subjective agency. It argues that experiences of disregard play a crucial role in this. People in poverty often undergo humiliations that undermine their self-conception and worldview. They begin to devalue their own situation and develop a sense of shameful self-contempt. This shame leads to resignation, demoralization, and passivity. The article elucidates the theoretical underpinnings of this argument and connects them with empirical cases. It is demonstrated that poverty not only leaves the impression of a blocked future but also brings with it a sense of social exclusion and detachment. In this context, the significance of social recognition and its influence on the constitution of the experiencing subject is emphasized. At the same time, the results also highlight that experiences of shame in poverty do not necessarily lead to self-contempt but can also lead to rebellion and resistance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In diesem Beitrag werden die wesentlichen Rechtsfragen erörtert, die sich im Zusammenhang mit der Organisation der parlamentarischen Tätigkeiten und dem Verfahren von Nationalrat und Bundesrat in der COVID-19-Pandemie gestellt haben. Im Unterschied zu anderen Staaten wurden in Österreich weder exekutive Notstandsregelungen erlassen, noch die Rechtsgrundlagen des parlamentarischen Verfahrens angepasst. Die Maßnahmen zur Sicherstellung der Handlungsfähigkeit von Nationalrat und Bundesrat während der COVID-19-Pandemie mussten folglich unter Anwendung der geltenden (Verfassungs-)Rechtslage getroffen werden. Im Zentrum stand die Gewährleistung der Beschlussfähigkeit der Vertretungskörper. Damit war es erforderlich, die allgemeinen COVID-19-Maßnahmen in ein Verhältnis zum Parlamentsrecht und zu den Statusrechten der Abgeordneten zu setzen. Die Maßnahmen im Zusammenhang mit der COVID-19-Pandemie haben aus verfassungs- und parlamentsrechtlicher Sicht zu einer vertieften Auseinandersetzung mit zahlreichen rechtlichen Fragestellungen geführt, die zum Bezugspunkt für zukünftige Diskussionen werden kann.

Children help create and shape their social worlds, including that of worship. This article explores how children negotiate and appropriate worship practices and incorporate their own values, understandings and creative ideas into their worship. This analysis of children's agency relies on qualitative data drawn from direct observation of Dutch Protestant worship services designed for and/or attended by children. Recognising that children have agency in worship encourages practitioners and practical theologians to identify how children already help shape the worship they take part in and enhance opportunities to strengthen their agency and influence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper compares presentations of disorders of the sense of body ownership and agency from psychoanalytic and neurological perspectives to demonstrate similarities in symptomatology proposing these similarities arise from adjustments in Friston's generative model of self-organization and selfhood. The implications for the analytic model of the Self, for clinical practice and for neuroscience research are considered. Patients with narcissistic disorders use projective defences resulting in a disordered sense of what belongs to whom. This applies to mind and body of self and other and is central to understanding transference and countertransference. Clinical observations of this disordered sense of ownership and agency mirror findings in neurological disorders. This paper proposes that in both neurological and psychological disorders Friston's 'internal generative model' of selfhood is adjusted. Further to this whilst this adjustment may be either neurogenic or psychogenic, the final neural mechanism and symptomatic outcome are similar. On the basis of these observations the paper compares the concept of the Self from Jungian and psychoanalytic perspectives. Finally, the implications for the concept of the death instinct and Britton's concept of Xenophobia are explored along with the implications of these observations for clinical practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The past year in Luxembourg was characterized by elections at various levels, which showed a positive attitude towards the European Union. In the 2024 European elections, the LSAP gained votes, while the Greens and the Liberals suffered losses. The ADR won a mandate for the first time and advocated for the abolition of the unanimity principle in foreign policy matters. The nomination of Nicolas Schmit as the lead candidate for the Commission posed challenges for the Luxembourgish government. [Extracted from the article]

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