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Evangelische Hochschulschriften Freiburg - 1: Auch wenn die Welt manchmal wild aussieht

Multimodale empirische Forschung zu einer Kindertheologie des Hiobbuches

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Against the background of a changing society in terms of religious socialisation, this volume discusses children’s strategies for coping with theodicy. The main focus of the qualitative empirical research is a triangulation analysis (image, interview and video analysis) of 7 to 11-year-olds. In the study, the children are asked to interpret a media document based on the Book of Job. The consequence and validity of the comprehensive study allow it to serve as a general practical guide to functional research with children. The concluding theses of the study operationalise the children’s theological interpretations of the Book of Job and compare them with non-theological interpretations. The author then elucidates them on the basis of the religious-sociological assumptions guiding the research.

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Evangelische Hochschulschriften Freiburg - 1: Auch wenn die Welt manchmal wild aussieht, Frederic Vobbe

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2012
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Tytuł
Evangelische Hochschulschriften Freiburg - 1: Auch wenn die Welt manchmal wild aussieht
Podtytuł
Multimodale empirische Forschung zu einer Kindertheologie des Hiobbuches
Język
niemiecki
Rok wydania
2012
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
396
ISBN10
3899719875
ISBN13
9783899719871
Seria
Opis
Against the background of a changing society in terms of religious socialisation, this volume discusses children’s strategies for coping with theodicy. The main focus of the qualitative empirical research is a triangulation analysis (image, interview and video analysis) of 7 to 11-year-olds. In the study, the children are asked to interpret a media document based on the Book of Job. The consequence and validity of the comprehensive study allow it to serve as a general practical guide to functional research with children. The concluding theses of the study operationalise the children’s theological interpretations of the Book of Job and compare them with non-theological interpretations. The author then elucidates them on the basis of the religious-sociological assumptions guiding the research.