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Denk-Erfahrung

Christopher Gutland

Reihe: Alber Thesen Philosophie

Band 70 2019

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Literaturverzeichnis S. 527-536

„… Character of Cognitive Expe-riences, herausgegeben von Thiemo Breyer und Christopher Gutland, 147–64. New …” „… . »Introduction«. In Phenomenologyof Thinking: Philosophical Investigations into the Character of Cognitive …” „… , 2016.–, Hrsg. Phenomenology of Thinking: Philosophical Investigations into theCharacter of Cognitive …”

I. Grundbegriffe der Phänomenologie S. 32-48

„… Cognitive Phenomenology Debatte:[T]his kind of passivity in experience and the inefficacy of the will is …” „… mental state while notcontinuing to experience its qualitative character. […] My will is impotentin the …” „… Realitätsglaube, wie sie Dilthey und auch MaxScheler geführt haben.1 Christopher Shields, »On Behalf of Cognitive …”

Einleitung S. 21-31

„… Thinking:Philosophical Investigations into the Character of Cognitive Experiences (New York:Routledge, 2016).2 Georg …” „… mit der Debatte um eine Cognitive Pheno-24 ALBER THESEN Christopher GutlandEinleitung1 Vgl. Edmund …” „… den unterschiedlichen Positionen der CognitivePhenomenology Debatte auch wichtige Impulse, methodische …”

IV. Vom lebensweltlichen Auffassen zu bewussten Urteilsaussagen S. 203-273

„… into the Character of Cognitive Experiences, hg. von Thiemo Breyer und Chris-topher Gutland (New York …” „… Phenomenology of Thinking: Philosophical Investigationsinto the Character of Cognitive Experiences, hg. von …” „… Cognitive Phenomenology Debatte undPhänomenologieAuffällig ist: Auch in anderen Traditionen, wenn auch auf …”

V. Kategoriale Anschauung und eidetische Variation S. 274-392

„… Anschauung und eidetische Variation1 Vgl. zu diesem Punkt etwa: William Croft und David Alan Cruse, Cognitive …”

II. Sinnesfelder und Empfindungen S. 49-139

„… the Character of Cogni-tive Experiences, hg. von Thiemo Breyer und Christopher Gutland (New York …”

VI. Reine Gedanken- und Denk-Erfahrung S. 393-469

„… View of Cognitive Phenomenology«, in CognitivePhenomenology, hg. von Tim Bayne und Michelle Montague …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-8

„… phenomenology but supplemented by seminalinsights from the debate on cognitive phenomenology and fromHegel’s …” „… ? Eine Antwort wird aus-gehend von Husserls Phänomenologie gegeben, wobei die Cognitive …” „… then allows us to enter the realm of purethinking and characterize its experience.The …”

III. Lebensweltliche Bedeutungszusammenhänge S. 140-202

„… «, in Phenomenology of Thinking: Philosophical Investigations into theCharacter of Cognitive Experiences …”

VII. Episodische Schlussbetrachtungen S. 470-514

„… of Thinking: Philosophical Investigations into the Characterof Cognitive Experiences, hg. von Thiemo …” „… Marta Jorba, »Attitudinal Cognitive Phenomenology and the Horizon of Possibili-ties«, in Phenomenology …” „… Belege über das Sprechverhalten von Kindern: Ungerer undSchmid, An Introduction to Cognitive Linguistics …”

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Vernunft und Urteilskraft

Rainer Enskat

2019

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The Cognitive Dimension of Freedom as Autonomy S. 262-276

„… cognitive faculty to judgeand to recognize the moral character of maxims and of maxim-con-form ways of …” „… The Cognitive Dimension of Freedomas AutonomyI.As is well known, Kant characterizes freedom under …” „… mere problem nor a mere illusion; and what counts as amoral or a morally-consistent character.In the …”

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Spiel | Figur

Felix Schröter

2021

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11 Literaturverzeichnis S. 314-335

„… University. Lankoski, Petri (2010). Character-Driven Game Design. A Design Approach and its Foundations in …” „… Erscheinen). Screening Characters: Characterization in Film, Television, and Interactive Media. Boca Raton …” „… . Aldred, Jessica (2014). «Characters». In: Mark J. P. Wolf / Bernard Perron (Hg.). The Routledge …”

2 Zum Stand der Figurenforschung S. 19-54

„… ‹character› is better considered as a suite of characteristics or equipment utilised and embodied by the …” „… vor allem Petri Lankoski diese Überlegungen weiter: Während seine Dissertation Character-Driven Game …” „… rather than characters in the literary or cinematic sense of the term» (Klevjer 2006: 62)? Während es …”

4 Figurenrezeption im Computerspiel S. 103-146

„… ‹real› from ‹imagined› we therefore need two things: systems for a cognitive evaluation of the …” „… , and as such it has an activating impact on the mind. The cognitive evaluation of reality-status takes …” „… mentalen Modellbildung daher auch als cognitive-emotional appraisal and motivation phase. 11 Zum komplexen …”

1 Einleitung S. 9-18

„… Rezeption von Figuren entwickelt haben, darunter Murray Smiths Engaging Characters (1995), Jens Eders Die …” „… das Computerspiel als fester Gegenstand der cognitive media studies etabliert3 und viele Beiträge der …” „… internationalen Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving Image (vgl. http://scsmi-online.org) sowie der …”

6 Zur Ästhetik spielergesteuerter Figuren S. 179-222

„… character auf signifikantere Art von dessen Beziehung zu computergesteuerten non-player characters …” „… dem player character verbundenen Prozesse imaginativer Nähe und Distanz auf signifikantere Art von …” „… jenen unterscheiden, die sich auf non-player characters beziehen, als sich etwa die Darstellung von …”

7 Zur Ästhetik computergesteuerter Figuren S. 223-264

„… , dass computergesteuerte Figuren (non-player characters) in der Regel anderen Gestaltungsstrategien …” „… folgen als player characters, ist die Tatsache, dass viele Ratgeber für Game Design und Character …” „… getrennt behandeln.25 Während für den player character – diesen Ratgebern gemäß – vor allem gelte, dass …”

3 Figurendarstellung im Computerspiel S. 55-102

„… . 2. Cognitive approaches assume that characters are representations of imaginary beings in the minds …” „… simulations and narrative do share some common elements (characters, settings, and events) their mechanics …” „… character portrayed by Erroll Flynn is fictional. However, what to make of a simulation of uncle Oswald …”

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Freiheit

Gunnar Hindrichs (Hrsg.), Axel Honneth (Hrsg.)

Reihe: Geist und Geschichte

Band 1 2013

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S. Engstrom Freedom and Nature S. 657-680

„… in being a different use of the same cognitive power. The other is the “Copernican” way of thinking …” „… separated. We understand them to be uses of a single cognitive capacity and accordingly suppose there to …” „… it will not be immediately apparent what is to be gained by keeping reason‟s practical-cognitive …”

A. Norris Ästhetische Freiheit S. 133-140

„… perspective, that of the Understanding, the cognitive freedom of the subject is hopelessly compromised by …” „… contemplation” of the object escapes both the cognitive subordination to the given and the practical reduction …” „… the most important point. For each, human freedom on both the cognitive and the practical levels is …”

R.J. Wallace Rightness and Responsibility S. 221-240

„… phenomenon, and internalism about responsibility is one aspect of its relational character. There is a …” „… expressivists, for instance, who claim that moral judgments are not the kind of cognitive attitudes that aim to …” „… express the kind of non-cognitive attitudes that are essentially involved in motivations to act. Indeed …”

M. Rosen Freedom in History S. 535-552

„… what someone does – that is determined inevitably by his character – but what he is: “In his esse …” „… Philosophie I, p. 41. 548 Michael Rosen looks like a real threat: the Hegelian individual has a cognitive …” „… reconciliation of two kinds – the cognitive reconciliation of philosophy, but, underlying and sustaining it, the …”

M. Thompson Forms of nature: 'first', 'second', 'living', 'rational' and 'phronetic' S. 701-736

„… in space.” Our difficulty pertains to the character of phronēsis I said that our difficulty in …” „… to the character of intellectual virtue or excellence, and thus of what we would have to call some …” „… the Nicomachean Ethics. This sublime discussion of the character of choice and deliberation, of …”

A. Nuzzo Contradiction in the Ethical World: Hegel´s Challenge for Times of Crisis S. 627-648

„… questions of the day” is a task “that requires both cognitive exertion and moral courage”16 – that “Mut der …” „… clear from the argument pursued so far that the two characters of Weltgeschichte – its being, as …” „… extending the idea of freedom to the realms of poietic and cognitive activities such as art, religion, and …”

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Narrative Persuasion

Freya Sukalla

Reihe: Konzepte. Ansätze der Medien- und Kommunikationswissenschaft

Band 22 2019

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8 Literatur S. 103-144

„… findings. Thousand Oaks,CA: Sage.Schneider, R. (2001). Toward a cognitive theory of literary character:The …” „… information shapesour reading processes. Social Cognitive and Affective Neurosci-ence, 9(1), 22–29 …” „… .xAppel, M., & Mara, M. (2013). The persuasive influence of a fictio-nal character’s trustworthiness …”

2. Modelle narrativer Persuasion S. 29-58

„… nicht-narrative konstatieren. Es gilt vielmehr:There are two modes of cognitive functioning, two modes ofthought …” „… Modell der narrativen Welt(‚story world model‘) und dem Figurenmodell (‚character model‘).Diese …”

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Lessing Yearbook/Jahrbuch XLVII, 2020

Carl Niekerk (Hrsg.), Monika Nenon (Hrsg.)

2021

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Sarah Vandegrift Eldridge Karl Philipp Moritz as Cognitive Narratologist: Travel Writing, Visualization, and Literary Experience S. 159-178

„… more character-driven aspect to his descriptions of England and the English, thus opening up a …” „… Lessing Yearbook / Jahrbuch 2020, Vol. XLVII Karl Philipp Moritz as Cognitive Narratologist …” „… a Cognitive Approach to Travel Writing Karl Philipp Moritz is a writer deeply interested in the …”

Meryem Deniz Lessing’s Critical Hermeneutics and Elliptical Reading of Aristotle’s Poetics S. 53-72

„… critical.64 When discussing the differences between comic and tragic characters, Lessing, performatively …” „… discussions on catharsis, see Mahesh Ananth, A Cognitive Interpretation of Aristotle’s Concepts of Catharsis …” „… position with respect to »cognitive« and »sensitive« interpretations of »Mitleid« around 1756. I agree …”

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Die Figur im Film

Jens Eder

2014

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Bibliographie S. 766-804

„… Literary Character: A View from Cognitive Psychology. In: Style 24, 3 (1990), S. 380–391. Gerrig, Richard …” „… . 335–361. Culpeper, Jonathan 2000: A Cognitive Approach to Characterization. Katherina in Shakespeare’s …” „… , Thomas 1983: Reading (Absent) Character: Towards a Theory of Characterization in Fiction. Oxford …”

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Entertainment-Education für Kinder

Kathleen Arendt

Reihe: Gesundheitskommunikation | Health Communication

Band 7 2013

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Literatur S. 293-316

„… , A. (2009). Can social cognitive theory constructs explain socio-economic variations in adolescent …” „… (Hrsg.), Social cognitive development: frontiers and possible futures (S. 200-239). Cambridge …” „… ). Social cognitive theory. In R. Vasta (Hrsg.), Annals of child development. (Vol. 6: Six theories of …”

Die Sozialkognitive Theorie im Medienkontext und ihre Adaption auf die Entertainment-Education- Strategie S. 109-125

„… . „The greater the cognitive skills and prior knowledge, the more subtleties observers will perceive …” „… zentraler Fokus für die EE-Strategie. „The essence of the E-E strategy is to use television characters as …” „… liked TV characters may be particularly well suited for modeling positive behaviors, such as quitting …”

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Philosophisches Jahrbuch

Alle Ausgaben: Philosophisches Jahrbuch

PhJb Jahrgang 130 (2023) Heft 2 ISSN Online: 2942-3325

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Matthew Boyle Self-Consciousness, Transparency, and Reflection S. 110-129

„… capacity of human knowers to turn their cognitive powers upon themselves has long fascinated philosophers …” „… general character of human knowing, giving rise to a distinctively rational form of cognition and …” „… . The Significance of Self-ConsciousnessThe capacity of human knowers to turn their cognitive powers …”

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Gendered Intractability

Corinna Gayer

2012

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National identity S. 52-56

„… then shows in which ways the societal beliefs of the ethos of conflict reflect the cognitive, affective …” „… . In general, nations have the character of ‘imagined communities’. Even though the members of the …” „… myths that serve as boundary markers (Barth, 1969). The psychological component includes both cognitive …”

Identity and conflict: from group boundaries to meaning S. 47-52

„… . 79). The self-confirming character of mirror-images derives from the tendency to ascribe hostile and …” „… towards peace undertaken by the in-group are attributed to its inherent good and peaceful character …” „… are perpetuated and enhanced through a myriad of cognitive and motivational processes. Cognitive …”

Methodological approach S. 21-34

„… the constructivist character of national identities. Nonetheless, the fixed and reified understanding …” „… experiences in defining societal beliefs (R. J. Fisher, 1990). These beliefs form the cognitive basis of …” „… constructivist character of identity does not necessarily lead to the re-conceptualization of concepts or …”

National identity constructions in Israel and Palestine S. 277-285

„… . Once political self-determination is accomplished, this cognitive effort may loose its vital character …” „… withstand the detrimental impacts of the occupation, Palestinians need to make immense cognitive efforts …” „… . One cognitive effort is to ‘oversee’ or deny internal differences and to hold on to more uniform …”

Intractable Conflicts S. 41-47

„… cognitive, affective, and conative aspects inherent in these beliefs shed light on a nation’s cognitions …” „… eight social beliefs of the ethos of conflict reflect the cognitive, affective and conative aspects of …” „… ultimately result in the further perpetuation of the intractable character of the conflict (Coleman, 2003 …”

Conceptual-methodological contributions and future directions S. 315-320

„… analysis to identity and conflict. Prior to anything, the analyses of the cognitive-affective and conative …” „… avoid cognitive dissonance. On the intra-societal level, the analysis showed that there are consensus …” „… . R. J. Fisher & Kelman, 2010). The research findings suggest that the unsymmetrical character of …”

The ethos of conflict S. 56-64

„… macro-sociopsychological levels of national identity constructions. They complement the psychological, i.e., the cognitive …” „… norms of the broader society he or she lives in. As such, the cognitive aspects of national identity …” „… the cognitive, affective and conative aspects of national identity are manifest in the societal …”

The gendered dimensions of the ethos of conflict S. 74-81

„… their alleged ‘natural’ character, these dimensions have been fairly overlooked in previous analysis of …” „… ). However, these changes are mostly temporal in character and are usually not accompanied or followed by a …” „… violations are depicted in order to underline the backward, undemocratic and even inhumane character of the …”

Exploring national identity constructions S. 81-86

„… to its cognitive, affective and conative features. The eight types of societal beliefs should thereby …” „… . Q-methodology allows for an illustration of the gestalt character of national identity and facilitates a …” „… the empirical analysis, it is of interest to see whether different cognitive constructions of national …”

National identity constructions, gender, and inter-group violence S. 298-308

„… sections have concentrated on the cognitive, affective and conative aspects of national identity …” „… conative and cognitive-affective mind-set of Israeli and Palestinian particularism also 299 translate into …” „… for the Palestinian, but not for the Israeli society. The cognitive bases for these diverging …”

P-set S. 207-209

„… , are very critical regarding the Jewish character of the Israeli state and complain about …” „… inter-group relations between Israelis and Palestinians. Additionally, the cognitive gap between people of 25 …” „… conflict that characterize the Jewish majority (see section 3.1.2). In addition to that, a few other …”

Intra-societal reverberations of the conflict S. 113-120

„… within the Israeli State. In order to safeguard the Jewish character of the state, territorial …” „… democratic and Jewish character of the State in the hope of being rewarded with a permanent peace agreement …” „… started in 1987 instigated the arousal of a collective cognitive dissonance in Israel which finally …”

Historical narratives of inter-societal conflict S. 89-113

„… ). In 1936, Ben-Gurion hinted at the zero-sum character of the oncoming conflict by stating that “we and …” „… cognitive state of mind in Israel tried to deny the country’s new role as an occupying power, but stood in …” „… servant relationships between Israeli employers and Palestinian employees. The dismissive character is …”

Discursive and symbolic constructions of Palestinian femininity and masculinity and its tangible reverberations S. 159-178

„… very much connected to the grassroots level of the society. The popular character of the women’s …” „… instigated by cognitive and motivational needs for closure of societies that are (or perceive themselves to …” „… be characterized mainly by charitable work until the 1960s. Women as a group were rather weakened …”

National identity constructions and gender-role ideologies S. 285-298

„… status-quo connected to particularist gender-ideologies, however, also consti-287 tutes the cognitive basis …” „… have vested material and cognitive interests to maintain and uphold these idealized models of …” „… conservative and others liberal values and ideologies. There are suggestions that the heritability of cognitive …”

References S. 321-346

„… , Daniel. (1990). Israeli-Palestinian conflict: a cognitive analysis. International Journal of …” „… , Arie W. (2003). Intelligence failure and need for cognitive closure: On the psychology of the Yom …” „… ), 845-877. Festinger, Leon. (1957). A theory of cognitive dissonance. Stanford, CA: Stanford University …”

Violent conflict through gender-sensitive lenses S. 64-70

„… macrosociopsychological levels. Whereas the former combines the cognitive, affective and motivational underpinnings of …” „… question why the production of knowledge in academia is characterized by an obvious lack of women-authors …” „… inverts this estimation and provides female values and characteristics with positive connotations and male …”

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Commun(icat)ing Bodies

Alexander D. Ornella (Hrsg.), Stefanie Knauss (Hrsg.), Anna-Katharina Höpflinger (Hrsg.)

Reihe: Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik

Band 11 2015

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Ruy Llera Blanes The Possessed Body. Anthropologies of Corporeality in Religious Contexts S. 236-257

„… emerged from the recent cognitive turn in anthropology, in which religion has gained a central role …” „… central and gained agency; finally, recent debates on the cognitive dimensions of possession have …” „… assumptions pertaining to the passive, receptive character of the body with relation to the dimensions of …”

Stefanie Knauss A Sacramental Medium. Reflections on a Christian Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being S. 32-61

„… developments in (bio-) technology, cognitive sciences, biology and by the awareness that as human beings, we …” „… immanent and transcendent, but due to this paradoxical character, it allows for a form of comprehensive …” „… points to the transgressive character of the experience of a film, which unfolds its impact because we as …”

Sophie Caflisch Bodies on a Mission. A Historical Approach through Textual Analysis S. 368-387

„… neuropsychology and cognitive sciences, which contested the reliability of autobiographical memory.69 Historian …” „… the degree that its mimetic character was mistaken by the audience. By contrast, the third part of …” „… by determining supposedly universal characteristics of the body such as gender dualism, the latter …”

Wioleta Polinska Food, Bodies and Ecosystems. Insights from Catholic and Buddhist Contemplative Traditions S. 104-127

„… , 168. These choices reflect the voluntary character of their commitment to the environment. While …” „… , 357–363. Kumar, Sameet M., 2002, An Introduction to Buddhism for the Cognitive- Behavioral Therapist, in …” „… : Cognitive and Behavioral Practice 9, 40–43. Loori, John Daido, 2008, Bringing the Sacred to Life. The Daily …”

Alexander Darius Ornella Opening Up and Closing Down. Bodies – Technologies – Boundaries S. 132-187

„… , slight or drastic, that suit our bodies and our character better than the “original.” The genre of the …” „… socio-cultural anxieties and concerns. In a final step, this article draws on recent studies in cognitive science …” „… embodiment might mean and what it involves. But research, in particular in the context of cognitive sciences …”

Rebecca Sachs Norris Methodology of the Study of Body and Religion. Reflections on Salience and Reflexivity S. 326-367

„… subdisciplines such as anthropology, philosophy, cognitive science and history, while “methods” includes …” „… tend to think of it as a cognitive function rather than as a bodily engagement” (Csordas 2002, 244 …” „… that currently many religious studies scholars associate the study of body and religion with cognitive …”

Anna-Katharina Höpflinger, Stefanie Knauss, Alexander Darius Ornella Introduction. Body, Communication and Religion S. 12-25

„… and the (cognitive) ability to “understand” these sounds and gestures in meaningful ways, but also …” „… concepts and boundarydrawing processes characteristic of a specific culture and time: private/ public …” „… characterised by an “aura of factuality” and associated with strong emotions and motivations, to use terminology …”

Rafael Walthert Ritual and Discursive Practices. Community and Body in a Bourdieuian Perspective S. 188-213

„… over the definition of reality, the order of knowledge and perception.28 In addition to this cognitive …” „… Catholicism – it is part of the ongoing structured construction of a religious tradition characterised by …” „… characterises practices as activities which generate the basis for their own continuation in a way that might …”

Enzo Pace Body-God. Religion and Systems Theory S. 300-325

„… communication between the “bodiless primary cognitive faculty of the soul” and God’s breath.4 I could multiply …” „… religious belief contains variation and mobility and the more these two characteristics are present in the …” „… beginnings of the system, before the system existed, the more we must expect these characteristics to be …”

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Bildungsphilosophie

Michael Spieker (Hrsg.), Krassimir Stojanov (Hrsg.)

Reihe: Tutzinger Studien zur Politik

Band 9 2017

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Jan Derry Can Inferentialism Contribute to Social Epistemology? S. 257-274

„… portion of the vast sprawling territory that we identify as philosophical refl ection on the cognitive …” „… fails to do justice to the social nature of knowledge but neglects its primary character as a human …” „… character of humans and the features which distinguish them from other life-forms. Hegel, according to …”

Harvey Siegel Philosophy of Education and the Tyranny of Practice S. 19-36

„… constitutive character of philosophy of education is contentious, and I can do no more here than offer a view …” „… development of ethical citizens, should they concentrate on the development of character or rather the …” „… formation of students’ character, given liberalism’s reluctance to endorse particular conceptions of the …”

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60 Jahre Forschung zu parasozialen Interaktionen und Beziehungen

Nicole Liebers, Holger Schramm

Reihe: Reihe Rezeptionsforschung

Band 37 2017

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Literaturverzeichnis S. 345-364

„… carrot? The effect of character-product congruence on children's liking of healthy foods. Journal of …” „… exposure to gay characters on television and heterosexual audiences' endorsement of gay equality. Journal …” „… character attachment influences pro- and anti-social motivations to play massively multiplayer online …”

Die Steckbriefe S. 67-344

„… ). Children's wishful identification and parasocial interaction with favorite television characters. Jour‐ nal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 40, 389–402. PSB Medium: Film und Fernsehen …” „… ). The cognitive bases and social consequences of communication involvement. Communication Research Reports, 18(11‐25). PSB 114 …” „… ). The role of personal characteristics and romantic characteristics in parasocial re‐ lationships: A pilot study. Journal of Mundane Behavior, 2, 42–58. rom. PSB Medium …”

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SCM Studies in Communication and Media

Alle Ausgaben: SCM Studies in Communication and Media

SCM Jahrgang 12 (2023) Heft 2-3 ISSN Online: 2192-4007

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Carsten Wünsch, Theresa Briselat, Sophie Reitmeier, Jana Keil, Miriam Czichon Skala Spannungserleben (SSE). Entwicklung einer Skala zur postrezeptiven Erfassung von Spannungserleben während der Rezeption narrativer Inhalte S. 147-154

„… character.”]).To develop and validate the SSE, we conducted two main studies and two ex-ploratory pilot studies …” „… reception of narrative media offerings, involving both cognitive and affective aspects. In litera-ture, this …” „… manifests as a desire for the main character to escape from threatening situations and/or achieve their 1 …”

„… media characters. Mass Communication & Society, 4(3), 245–264. https://doi.org/10.1207/S15327825MCS …” „… . Green, J. J. Strange, & T. C. Brock (Hrsg.), Narrative impact: Social and cognitive foundations (S …” „… shift theory. In J. F. Duchan, G. A. Bruder, & L. E. Hewitt (Hrsg.), Deixis in narrative: A cognitive …”

Jochen Kinast Legal series and legal careers: Investigating relationships between watching the legal drama Suits and law school enrollment S. 183-205

„… relationships is the social cognitive career theory (SCCT) by Lent and Brown (2019). The theory is a career …” „… focused take on Bandura’s (1979) general social cognitive theory (SCT). SCCT seeks to “explain and predict …” „… series: “What are your favori-te series in which characters are depicted at work? For example …”

Halina Henn Von Laien und Profis: Typen politischer Influencerkommunikation auf YouTube S. 242-269

„… kognitive Orientierung der Akteure („cognitive orientations“, S. 118) bezeichnet. Aus dieser Orientierung …” „… . (2022). Political influencers on YouTube: Business strategies and content characteristics. Media and …”

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Herders ›Metakritik‹

Marion Heinz (Hrsg.)

Reihe: problemata

Band 2013

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Angelica Nuzzo Sensibility in Kant and Herder’s Metakritik S. 17-42

„… structures to the cognitive synthesis allows Kant to pinpoint the specifically human character of the process …” „… cognitive powers«. Second, I discuss Herder’s strategy to oppose Kant’s notion of space as a form of …” „… human cognitive faculty fundamentally separate from and irreducible to the rational faculty, and capable …”

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