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        <dc:title>Anerkennungstheoretische Rekonstruktion von Adressierungsgeschehen im Sportunterricht. Eine videobasierte Analyse von Sportlehrer:innenhandeln</dc:title>
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        <bibo:abstract>How do recognition and misrecognition emerge in physical education lessons - and how do they become visible in PE teachers&apos; actions? This book reconstructs addressing events in PE from a recognition-theoretical perspective on the basis of video data and identifies typical addressing events through case-based analyses. Using segmentation analysis and the documentary method, it reveals visible micro-processes in which addressing intended as appreciative becomes ambivalent and can tip into (non-)recognition. The empirical findings highlight the dignity of these interactions and suggest discussing teaching quality in PE also beyond normative criteria.</bibo:abstract>
        <dc:publisher>Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH &amp; Co. KG</dc:publisher>
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