Religious Education and expertise in differantiation: Replik auf den Beitrag ‚Zum scheinbar mühelosen Wechsel zwischen Welten‘ von Oliver Reis u.a. (ÖRF 29/1, 89-109)

Religious Education and expertise in differantiation

Replik auf den Beitrag ‚Zum scheinbar mühelosen Wechsel zwischen Welten‘ von Oliver Reis u.a. (ÖRF 29/1, 89-109)

Authors

  • Bernhard Dressler University of Marburg

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25364/10.29:2021.2.12

Keywords:

religious education and its didactics, expertise in differentiation, different modes of understanding the world

Abstract

In terms of Education (Bildung) expertise in differentiation and distinction can be understood as an ability to deal adequately with several modes of understanding the world. These different modes of understanding the world represent the basic structure of modern general education. Religious Education and its didactics that are rooted in a theory of education based on enlightenment (Bildung) relate necessarily to this structure of general education. Dealing with different modes of understanding the world should not work by personal choice but as a solid process of proper judgement.

Author Biography

Bernhard Dressler, University of Marburg

Bernhard Dressler (geb. 1947) war seit 2003 Professor für Praktische Theologie mit dem Schwerpunkt Religionspädagogik am Fachbereich Ev. Theologie der Universität Marburg, seit 2013 im Ruhestand. Zuvor war er Religions- und Politiklehrer. Von 1991 bis 2003 Dozent und Rektor am Religionspädagogischen Institut Loccum.

 

Prof. Dr. Bernhard Dressler

Bremer Straße 10e

D-30926 Seelze

e-mail: dressleb(at)uni-marburg.de

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Published

2021-11-15

How to Cite

Dressler, B. (2021) “Religious Education and expertise in differantiation: Replik auf den Beitrag ‚Zum scheinbar mühelosen Wechsel zwischen Welten‘ von Oliver Reis u.a. (ÖRF 29/1, 89-109)”, Austrian Journal of Religious Education, 29(2), pp. 210–226. doi: 10.25364/10.29:2021.2.12.

Issue

Vol. 29 No. 2 (2021): Youth Religiousness - Religiousness of Youth

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