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Akademische Subjektivierung

Was Statuskategorien über wissenschaftliche Karrieren in Frankreich im Vergleich zu den USA, Großbritannien und Deutschland aussagen

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Wissenschaftler_innen produzieren spezialisiertes Wissen in wissenschaftlichen Gemeinschaften. Allerdings sind Wissenschaftler_innen auch in viele Praktiken involviert, die nicht auf die Wissensproduktion im engeren Sinne bezogen sind. In der wissenschaftlichen Forschungspraxis geht es nicht nur um Ideen und Theorien; es geht auch darum, Anerkennung zu finden, gehört zu werden und eine dauerhafte Anstellung zu finden. Akademische Wissenschaftler_innen sind in vielfältige soziale Aktivitäten eingebunden, die sich auf ihre Karrieren auswirken.

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Angermuller, J. (2017). Akademische Subjektivierung. In: Hamann, J., Maeße, J., Gengnagel, V., Hirschfeld, A. (eds) Macht in Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14900-0_2

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