12:01 Jan 28, 2010 |
German to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - History | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Elisabeth Kissel Australia Local time: 19:59 | ||||||
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3 | prevailing mood(s) |
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2 | bodies/states of affect |
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1 | emotion-based states and conditions |
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emotion-based states and conditions Explanation: This session focuses on transitions, selection mechanisms, transfers, as well as intermediating stages and reception methods, of these new knowledge-, opinion- and ***emotion-based states and conditions***, into 'recognized and criteriological-traditional' knowledge |
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prevailing mood(s) Explanation: ...knowledge, opinions and prevailing mood(s).... 'prevailing mood' im Sinne von 'Grundstimmung' der damaligen Zeit, die zu der grundlegenden Atmosphere von Wissen, Meinung etc beigetragen hat -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 hrs (2010-01-29 05:03:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- another option: prevailing sentiment(s) |
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Affekt - Be(Zu)staende bodies/states of affect Explanation: Somewhat unconventional, but as facetious as its original 'Be(Zu)staende'! (The source text is a nightmare, if I may say so.) I think this is what the writer wants to convey: special attention will be given to how these new bodies and states of knowledge/opinion/affect are received and taken up by the established bodies of knowledge, and how this assimilation takes place (selection process, ect.) Wissensstand [Zustand] = state of knowledge Wissensbestand = body of knowledge |
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