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Philosophische Fakultät Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 Philosophische Fakultät Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 Vorwort Der Forschungsbericht der Philosophischen Fakultät bietet für die Jahre 2009 und 2010 eine umfassende Darstellung aller forschungsbezogenen Aktivitäten der Lehrbereiche wie: ‣ Forschungsschwerpunkte ‣ Forschungsprojekte ‣ Nachwuchsförderung (laufende Promotionen und Habilitationen) ‣ Publikationen ‣ Vorträge, Tagungsorganisationen u.ä. ‣ Herausgeber- und Gutachtertätigkeiten ‣ Vermittlung von Forschungsergebnissen an eine breitere Öffentlichkeit Für die Richtigkeit und Vollständigkeit der Angaben sind die Beiträger verantwortlich. Die Fakultät befindet sich derzeit in einem Restrukturierungsprozeß, dessen Ziel eine hinsichtlich Forschung und Lehre sinnvolle Bündelung von Fächern ist. Die Gliederung des Berichtes in drei Fächergruppen spiegelt den derzeitigen Diskussionsstand dieses Prozesses wider. Über ausgewählte laufende Forschungsprojekte informiert die Broschüre „Forschungsprojekte 2011“ der Philosophischen Fakultät. Die Broschüre kann über das Dekanat der Fakultät bezogen oder digital abgerufen werden (www.fb7.rwth-aachen.de/forschung). Aachen, 7. April 2011 Univ.-Prof. Dr. Simone Roggenbuck Prodekanin für Forschung RWTH Aachen, Philosophische Fakultät, Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 1 Inhaltsverzeichnis Vorwort 1 Gesellschaftswissenschaften, Geschichte, Theologie, Philosophie VDI-Professur für Zukunftsforschung — Daniel Barben 6 Politische Wissenschaft — Helmut König 9 Politische Systemlehre und Comparative Politics — Emanuel Richter 12 Politische Wissenschaft: Internationale Beziehungen und Politische Ökonomie — Ralph Rotte 17 Technik- und Organisationsoziologie — Roger Häußling 23 Soziologie: Gender- und Lebenslaufforschung — Heather Hofmeister 28 Soziologie — Thomas Kron 34 Soziologie — Paul Hill 36 Alte Geschichte — Klaus Freitag 40 Mittlere Geschichte — Harald Müller 47 Geschichte der Frühen Neuzeit — Christine Roll 52 Neuere und Neueste Geschichte — Armin Heinen 56 Biblische Theologie — Susanne Gillmayr-Bucher/ Gerhard Hotze (Vertretung) 62 Systematische Theologie — Ulrich Lüke 66 Praktische Theologie, Religionspädagogik — Guido Meyer 73 Historische Theologie — N.N. 76 RWTH Aachen, Philosophische Fakultät, Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 2 Literatur, Kultur, Sprache Germanistik: Mediävistik — Thomas Bein 78 Ältere Deutsche Literatur — Silvia Schmitz 81 Europäisch-jüdische Literatur- und Kulturgeschichte — Stephan Braese 84 Neuere deutsche Literaturgeschichte — Monika Fick 87 Germanistische und Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft — Axel Gellhaus 89 Amerikanistik und Kanadistik — Ludwig Deringer 95 Anglistische Literaturwissenschaft — Peter Wenzel 98 Romanische Philologie — Anne Begenat-Neuschäfer 103 Interkulturelle Studien: Romanistik — Angelica Rieger 109 Anglistik: Angewandte Sprachwissenschaft — Rudolf Beier 115 Anglistische Sprachwissenschaft — Stella Neumann 116 Romanistische Sprachwissenschaft — Simone Roggenbuck 118 Fremdsprachendidaktik — Frauke Intemann 122 Praktische Philosophie — Wilfried Hinsch 123 Theoretische Philosophie — Geert Keil 127 Philosophie der kulturellen Welt — Maria Reicher-Marek 129 RWTH Aachen, Philosophische Fakultät, Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 3 Psychologie, Erziehungswissenschaften, Kommunikation Psychologie I — Iring Koch 133 Psychologie II — Lutz Hornke/ Otto Walter (Vertretung) 138 Arbeits- und Kognitionspsychologie — Jochen Müsseler 141 Berufliche Rehabilitation — Will Spijkers 147 Erziehungswissenschaft: Schulpädagogik, empirische Bildungsforschung — Marold Wosnitza 151 Berufs- und Wirtschaftspädagogik — Gerhard Minnameier 155 Didaktik der schulischen und beruflichen Bildung im technischen Bereich — Birgit Ziegler 156 Deutsche Philologie — Ludwig Jäger 157 Textlinguistik und Technikkommunikation — Eva-Maria Jakobs 162 Kommunikationstheorie — Susanne Kinnebrock 170 Germanistische Sprachwissenschaft — Thomas Niehr 176 Human Technology Center Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft: Analyse von literarischen Konzepten — Karin Herrmann 182 Sprachwissenschaft und kognitive Semiotik — Irene Mittelberg 187 Angewandte Technikethik — Rafaela Hillerbrand 193 Communication Science — Martina Ziefle 199 Impressum 215 RWTH Aachen, Philosophische Fakultät, Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 4 Gesellschaftswissenschaften Geschichte Theologie Philosophie RWTH Aachen, Philosophische Fakultät, Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 5 VDI Professur für Zukunftsforschung Univ.-Prof. Dr. Daniel Barben Forschungsschwerpunkte Governance von Wissenschaft, Technik und Gesellschaft; reflexives und antizipatorisches Wissen/Regieren; Globalisierung, Transnationalität und Demokratie; Nachhaltigkeit; gegenwärtige Forschungsinteressen in den Technologiefeldern: Biotechnologie, Nanotechnologie, Neurotechnologie, Biometrik, optische Technologien, Bauen, Energie, Geoengineering, Mobilität. Forschungsprojekte Zukunftsdynamiken in der Biotechnologie Challenges of Transhumanism Nanotechnology and Democracy Reflexive and Anticipatory Governance of Science and Technology Laufende Promotionen Pantea Bashi: Neuromarketing. Die Suche nach dem Buy Button und ihre gesellschaftlichen Implikationen. Promotionsvorhaben. Betreuer: Daniel Barben, Alfons Bora (Universität Bielefeld) Mara Cole: Entwicklung eines szenariobasierten Ansatzes zur Verbesserung der Flughafensicherheit. Promo- tionsvorhaben. Betreuer: Daniel Barben, N.N. Publikationen Barben, Daniel: „Was ist ,neu‘ an Neuen Technologien? Zur vergangenen, gegenwärtigen und zukünftigen Zukunft der Biotechnologie“, in: Christian Kehrt/ Peter Schüßler/ Marc-Denis Weitze (ed.): Neue Technologien in der Gesellschaft – Akteure, Erwartungen, Kontroversen und Konjunkturen, Bielefeld (transcript) (im Druck) Barben, Daniel: „Analyzing Acceptance Politics. Towards an Epistemological Shift in the Public Understanding of Science and Technology“, Public Understanding of Science 19/3 (2010): 274-292 (Online: DOI:10.1177/ 0963662509335459, June 26, 2009) Barben, Daniel: „Acceptance Politics“, in: David H. Guston (ed.), Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Society, vol. 1, Thousand Oaks (Cal.) (Sage Reference) 2010: 4-5 Barben, Daniel: „Anticipatory Governance“, in: David H. Guston (ed.), Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Soci- ety, vol. 1, Thousand Oaks (Cal.) (Sage Reference) 2010: 17-18 Barben, Daniel: „Innovation“, in: David H. Guston (ed.), Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Society, vol. 1, Thousand Oaks (Cal.) (Sage Reference) 2010: 335-337 RWTH Aachen, Philosophische Fakultät, Forschungsbericht 2009-2010 6 Barben, Daniel: „Reflexive Governance“, in: David H. Guston (ed.), Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Society, vol. 2, Thousand Oaks (Cal.) (Sage Reference) 2010: 654-655 Barben, Daniel: „Social Science“, in: David H. Guston (ed.), Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Society, vol. 2. Thousand Oaks (Cal.) (Sage Reference) 2010: 724-726 Barben, Daniel: „Reflexionswissen“, in: Stefan Hornbostel/ Andreas Knie/ Dagmar Simon (ed.), Handbuch Wissenschaftspolitik, Wiesbaden (VS) 2009: 71-84 Barben Daniel/ Ira Bennett: „Glossary of Nanoscale Science and Engineering“, in: David H. Guston (ed.), En- cyclopedia of Nanoscience and Society, vol. 2, Thousand Oaks (Cal.) (Sage Reference) 2010: 803-809 Tagungen, Kongresse, Symposien, Workshops Alle Beiträge von Daniel Barben. „Zukunft – welche Zukunft? Über Sekundenbruchteile, Lebenszeit und planetare Entwicklung“, Vortrag auf der VDI Ehrungsveranstaltung mit erweiterter Vorstandssitzung, Hotel Maritim Düsseldorf, 2.12.2010 „Manufacturing Immortality: A Social Science Critique of Transhumanism”, Vortrag auf dem Kongress „Zukunft der technischen Welt“, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, 28.-30.10.2010 „Anticipatory Governance of Science and Technology: Challenges to Democracy”, Vortrag beim 9. Wissen- schaftsdialog „Herausforderung Demokratie“, Academia Engelberg, 13.-15.10.2010 „Plausibility: Calibrating the Visions of Emerging Nanoscience and Technology”, Vortrag mit Cynthia Selin bei der Society for the Study of Nanoscience and Emerging Technologies (S.NET), Second Annual Conference, Universität Darmstadt, 30.9.-2.10.2010 „Anticipatory Governance of ‘Future Technologies’: Challenges, Opportunities, and Limits”, Vortrag beim XVII World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association (ISA), Göteborg, Joint Session of RC07 Futures Research and RC23 Sociology, Round Table on New Approaches to Science and Technology, 11.-17.7.2010 “Biotechnology Policy: The German Case”, Vortrag auf der Konferenz „Bridges to the Future? Policy Advice and Policy Diffusion: Canadian and German Experiences“, Gesellschaft für Kanada-Studien und Kanadische Botschaft, Kanadische Botschaft Berlin, 1.-22.6.2010 „VDI Professur für Zukunftsforschung: Forschung, Lehre und professionelles Engagement“, Vortrag beim VDI- Bezirksverband Aachen, erweiterte Vorstandssitzung, Hotel Aquis Grana, Aachen, 18.6.2010 „Security, Identification and Citizenship: The Configuration of Biometrics in National and Transnational Con- texts“, Vortrag bei der Konferenz „Critical Perspectives on Security“, Maastricht University, 27.-28.5.2010 „Modes of Reflexivity in the Governance of Science and Technology“, Vortrag und Mitorganisation bei der 31st Annual Conference der Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), Panel Series „Reflexive and Anticipatory Governance of Science and Technology: What’s New in Assessing and Shaping Innovation-Based Futures?“ Washington DC, 28.10.-1.11.2009 „Science & Technology, Outcomes, and Democracy: Reflections on Two U.S. Research Centers (CSPO, CNS- ASU)“, Vortrag bei der Konferenz „Knowledge and Democracy“, Dutch Advisory Council for Research on Spa- tial
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