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Verglichen mit vielen anderen, auch europ?ischen L?ndern, existiert in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland seit vielen Jahren ein ausgeklügeltes und komplexes System der Raumordung. Seit den ersten Anf?ngen hat sich viel ver?ndert. DIPL.-GEOGR. UTE C. BAUER sprach mit PROF. DR. DIETRICH FüRST, früher Professor für Landesplanung und Regionalforschung an der Universit?t Hannover, über den Wandel, den die Raumordnung in den letzten Jahrzehnten durchgemacht hat. Als Experte für Regionalentwicklung und -?konomie erl?utert er die wichtigsten Tendenzen und Aufgaben, denen sich die Disziplin heute stellen mu?.  相似文献   

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First, how does Haggai “construct” the temple, i.e. what view does he hold of it, its function and its significance? The answer here is that, whatever the Second Temple actually was, Haggai does not construct it as a place of sacrifice, a house of prayer, a location of the presence of God, a pivot of the economic system of Judah, a focus of ethnic identity, etc., but as a treasury. It must be rebuilt because it is a shame (not “glory") for Yahweh not to have a “house” in which treasures of silver and gold belonging to him can be stored and exhibited (2,7–9). And this temple must be rebuilt quickly because of the imminent political‐military upheaval ("shaking") of the earth that will result in booty in large quantities arriving in Jerusalem.

Second, is there anything in the text of the book that undermines this “construction” of the temple? Yes, there is an underlying conflict in the text (amounting to a deconstruction) over the issue of honour Yahweh is dishonoured by the ruined state of the temple, but it is not the rebuilding of the temple that will bring him honour. Further, the designation of the Judaeans and the “work of their hands” as “unclean” (2,14) deconstructs the text's placing responsibility for the rebuilding in their hands. Further still, the sudden narrowing of focus to Zerubbabel in the closing verses of the book (2,20–23), and the unprepared designation of him as an eschatological king, deconstructs the prophecy's professed concern with the temple.

Third, can these deconstructionists be deployed in the service of a reconstruction? Here I use the axiom that texts exist in order to repress social conflicts. Yes, we can first reconstitute the social reality implied by the text: from the deconstruction over the issue of honour we can reconstruct the conflict between enthusiasts for temple rebuilding and resisters. From the deconstruction over cleanness and uncleanness we can reconstruct the conflict between the leadership and the proletariat. From the deconstruction regarding Zerubbabel we can reconstruct the political conflict over the governorship.

And yes, we can secondly “construct” the social reality created by the reading of the text today. Here we can see how the reading of the text by biblical scholars functions as a repression of conflicts of interest and ideology among different groups of readers, and how the deconstructability of the text can serve to bring such conflict to consciousness.  相似文献   

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Die Wörter in Deut 26,5 werden in der Pæsach Haggada transitiv verstanden. Für unsere gewöhnliche intransitive Lesung gibt es keine klaren Belege vor der Zeit Ibn Ezras. Es ist schwierig, eìne Situation in der Geschichte Israels zu finden, wo die intransitive Lesung verständlich ist Hier prüfe ich, das Problem umzukehren. Von der Hypothese ausgehend, daß die transitive Lesung die primäre ist suche ich die Voraussetzungen für die Entstehung der intransitiven Lesung.  相似文献   

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Standort - Im Alter nimmt das Quartier aufgrund geringerer Aktionsradien an Bedeutung zu. Der Beitrag befasst sich mit der Frage, welche Besonderheiten sich bei Senioren-Haushalten im Hinblick auf...  相似文献   

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The article deals with the foundation and development of the society Gesellschaft Naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin in the 18th and 19th centuries, its position as a privat society for natural history in Berlin, and its relation to Freemasonry. The paper shows the change of meaning of these society, especially after the foundation of the Berlin university in 1810.  相似文献   

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