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Ist das Kinderspiel noch zu retten? Bedrohung des Spiels und Befreiung im Spiel

Is children's play beyond remedy? Imminance of and liberation within children's play
[journal article]

Zurek, Adam

Abstract

'Der Beitrag diskutiert die gegenwärtige Bedrohung des Kinderspiels am Vergleich zweier Untersuchungen zum Straßenspiel: der klassischen Studie von Peesch und der Arbeit von Hegemann-Fonger. An prototypischen Straßenspielen wie 'Hopse' und 'Gummitwist' werden psychologische Interpretationen entwicke... view more

'Der Beitrag diskutiert die gegenwärtige Bedrohung des Kinderspiels am Vergleich zweier Untersuchungen zum Straßenspiel: der klassischen Studie von Peesch und der Arbeit von Hegemann-Fonger. An prototypischen Straßenspielen wie 'Hopse' und 'Gummitwist' werden psychologische Interpretationen entwickelt. Zudem fließen eigene Forschungsarbeiten ein, die die These belegen, dass das genuine freie und selbstorganisierten Straßenspiel zugunsten anderer, entfremdeter Spielformen zurückgedrängt wird.' (Autorenreferat)... view less


'The author discusses here the contemporary imminence of children's play using two empirical studies on street-play: the 'classic' from Peesch and the work of Hegemann-Fonger. In a second step he developes psychological interpretations of prototypical street-plays like 'Hopse' (hopscotch) and 'Gummi... view more

'The author discusses here the contemporary imminence of children's play using two empirical studies on street-play: the 'classic' from Peesch and the work of Hegemann-Fonger. In a second step he developes psychological interpretations of prototypical street-plays like 'Hopse' (hopscotch) and 'Gummitwist' (a common German children's game where the participants have to jump over rubber band). Additionally his own research experiences run into the illustration of hid thesis that the free and self organized street-play is pushed back by other forms of entfremdet plays.' (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
childhood; self-determination; future; playing; discourse; road; alienation; Federal Republic of Germany; comparison; self-organization; child; trend

Classification
Social Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Cultural Sociology, Sociology of Art, Sociology of Literature

Method
historical

Document language
German

Publication Year
2007

Page/Pages
p. 57-72

Journal
Psychologie und Gesellschaftskritik, 31 (2007) 4

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works


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