Antje Schlottmann
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1282487 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Antje Schlottmann |
| NOMBRES | Antje |
| APELLIDO | Schlottmann |
| FIRMA | SCHLOTTMANN A |
| AFILIACIONES | Goethe University Frankfurt |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3027-7700 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Teleological language or teleological thinking
The endorsement of teleological statements about natural phenomena - such as "the Earth has an ozone layer in order to protect it from UV light" - is often interpreted as evidence for 'promiscuous teleology': an intuitive tendency to view nature as agentive or intentional. We argue instead that teleological statements are semantically ambiguous and propose a framework distinguishing three interpretive levels: attribution of a relation, attributio…
Teaching Geography’s Histories by Following Geographical Practice
Geographies of the future
Wild views on sale
Nature conservation in Namibia today depends on the commercialization of wildlife, which combines conservation efforts with touristic and thus market-oriented targets. In our paper, we frame this trade as an economy of the visual, in which the production of visual encounter value and the sale of particular visual experiences with wild animals are essential. Employing a 'posthuman political ecology of the visual' we critically analyze guided game …
Geographie als Postwachstumswissenschaft
Bildlichkeit
Contested conservation – neglected corporeality
This paper is concerned with a herd of wild horses that struggles to survive in the Namib Desert. This case, we argue, reveals ambivalences and critical paradoxes that go along with putting nature–culture dualisms into conservation practice. At the same time, we argue that there are aspects of bio-power involved which cannot be understood properly without taking into account the sphere of the body. We hence analyse in detail the “struggles over n…
Children's reasoning about continuous causal processes
Reasoning about continuous processes is within the capacity of children from school entry, even using verbal reports, though they find it easier to address more rapid processes. Mechanism inference is uncommon, with non-verbal ability an important influence on progress. Our research is the first to highlight this key factor in children's progress towards thinking about scientific phenomena
Wildnis
Virale Raumkonstruktionen – Soziale Medien und Mündigkeit im Kontext gesellschaftswissenschaftlicher Medienbildung
Visuality
Visuality and its interrelation with the spatial has become an emerging field for critical scholarly research after the visual turn in geography. Employing diverse epistemological concepts, a variety of research perspectives can be identified, ranging from the iconographic analysis of visual media to critical cartography and, quite recently, to nonrepresentational performative approaches to visuality as an embodied material practice. In geography…
Spatial Multidimensionalities in the Politics of Regions
Diskurstheoretisch orientierte Analyse von Bildern
Closed Spaces
Spatial assumptions, mostly taken for granted in mediated and face-to-face language use, both represent and constitute social reality. How, though, do their hidden logics work in detail? What are their respective imaginative effects and functions? And, in view of their involvement in discourses of discrimination, are they dispensable? By using the press coverage of the German reunification as a case study, I discuss the social embeddedness and ma…
The making of mitteldeutschland. on the function of implicit and explicit symbolic features for implementing regions and regional identity
According to the theory of ‘significative regionalisation’ (Werlen), territorial entities may be understood as products of symbolic practices. However, the assumption that regions are not only made but also continuously performed in acts of communication effects the character of substantial research into ostensible and latent spatial imaginations apparent in communication processes. In this article, the reactivation of Mitteldeutschland (literall…
Children's judgements of gambles
Violations of utility are often attributed to people's differential reactions to risk versus certainty or uncertainty, or more generally to the way that people perceive outcomes and consequences. However, a core feature of utility is additivity, and violations may also occur because of averaging effects. Averaging is pervasive in intuitive riskless judgement throughout many domains, as shown with Anderson's Information Integration approach. The p…
Seeing it happen and knowing how it works
Children's judgments of expected value
Expected value judgments of 5-, 6-, 8-, and 10-year-olds were studied by using an information integration approach. Children saw roulette-type games with prizes of crayons. They made judgments on a continuous scale of how happy a puppet playing the game would be. In one task, probability and value of a single winning outcome were varied factorially. All ages took both cues into account. Young children used an additive integration rule, whereas ch…
Closed Spaces
Spatial assumptions, mostly taken for granted in mediated and face-to-face language use, both represent and constitute social reality. How, though, do their hidden logics work in detail? What are their respective imaginative effects and functions? And, in view of their involvement in discourses of discrimination, are they dispensable? By using the press coverage of the German reunification as a case study, I discuss the social embeddedness and ma…
Children's judgments of expected value
Expected value judgments of 5-, 6-, 8-, and 10-year-olds were studied by using an information integration approach. Children saw roulette-type games with prizes of crayons. They made judgments on a continuous scale of how happy a puppet playing the game would be. In one task, probability and value of a single winning outcome were varied factorially. All ages took both cues into account. Young children used an additive integration rule, whereas ch…
The making of mitteldeutschland. on the function of implicit and explicit symbolic features for implementing regions and regional identity
According to the theory of ‘significative regionalisation’ (Werlen), territorial entities may be understood as products of symbolic practices. However, the assumption that regions are not only made but also continuously performed in acts of communication effects the character of substantial research into ostensible and latent spatial imaginations apparent in communication processes. In this article, the reactivation of Mitteldeutschland (literall…
Seeing it happen and knowing how it works
Wild views on sale
Nature conservation in Namibia today depends on the commercialization of wildlife, which combines conservation efforts with touristic and thus market-oriented targets. In our paper, we frame this trade as an economy of the visual, in which the production of visual encounter value and the sale of particular visual experiences with wild animals are essential. Employing a 'posthuman political ecology of the visual' we critically analyze guided game …
Children's judgments of expected value
Expected value judgments of 5-, 6-, 8-, and 10-year-olds were studied by using an information integration approach. Children saw roulette-type games with prizes of crayons. They made judgments on a continuous scale of how happy a puppet playing the game would be. In one task, probability and value of a single winning outcome were varied factorially. All ages took both cues into account. Young children used an additive integration rule, whereas ch…
Seeing it happen and knowing how it works
Children's judgements of gambles
Violations of utility are often attributed to people's differential reactions to risk versus certainty or uncertainty, or more generally to the way that people perceive outcomes and consequences. However, a core feature of utility is additivity, and violations may also occur because of averaging effects. Averaging is pervasive in intuitive riskless judgement throughout many domains, as shown with Anderson's Information Integration approach. The p…
The making of mitteldeutschland. on the function of implicit and explicit symbolic features for implementing regions and regional identity
According to the theory of ‘significative regionalisation’ (Werlen), territorial entities may be understood as products of symbolic practices. However, the assumption that regions are not only made but also continuously performed in acts of communication effects the character of substantial research into ostensible and latent spatial imaginations apparent in communication processes. In this article, the reactivation of Mitteldeutschland (literall…
Closed Spaces
Spatial assumptions, mostly taken for granted in mediated and face-to-face language use, both represent and constitute social reality. How, though, do their hidden logics work in detail? What are their respective imaginative effects and functions? And, in view of their involvement in discourses of discrimination, are they dispensable? By using the press coverage of the German reunification as a case study, I discuss the social embeddedness and ma…
Diskurstheoretisch orientierte Analyse von Bildern
Spatial Multidimensionalities in the Politics of Regions
Visuality
Visuality and its interrelation with the spatial has become an emerging field for critical scholarly research after the visual turn in geography. Employing diverse epistemological concepts, a variety of research perspectives can be identified, ranging from the iconographic analysis of visual media to critical cartography and, quite recently, to nonrepresentational performative approaches to visuality as an embodied material practice. In geography…
Virale Raumkonstruktionen – Soziale Medien und Mündigkeit im Kontext gesellschaftswissenschaftlicher Medienbildung
Wildnis
Contested conservation – neglected corporeality
This paper is concerned with a herd of wild horses that struggles to survive in the Namib Desert. This case, we argue, reveals ambivalences and critical paradoxes that go along with putting nature–culture dualisms into conservation practice. At the same time, we argue that there are aspects of bio-power involved which cannot be understood properly without taking into account the sphere of the body. We hence analyse in detail the “struggles over n…
Children's reasoning about continuous causal processes
Reasoning about continuous processes is within the capacity of children from school entry, even using verbal reports, though they find it easier to address more rapid processes. Mechanism inference is uncommon, with non-verbal ability an important influence on progress. Our research is the first to highlight this key factor in children's progress towards thinking about scientific phenomena
Geographie als Postwachstumswissenschaft
Bildlichkeit
Wild views on sale
Nature conservation in Namibia today depends on the commercialization of wildlife, which combines conservation efforts with touristic and thus market-oriented targets. In our paper, we frame this trade as an economy of the visual, in which the production of visual encounter value and the sale of particular visual experiences with wild animals are essential. Employing a 'posthuman political ecology of the visual' we critically analyze guided game …
Geographies of the future
Teleological language or teleological thinking
The endorsement of teleological statements about natural phenomena - such as "the Earth has an ozone layer in order to protect it from UV light" - is often interpreted as evidence for 'promiscuous teleology': an intuitive tendency to view nature as agentive or intentional. We argue instead that teleological statements are semantically ambiguous and propose a framework distinguishing three interpretive levels: attribution of a relation, attributio…
Teaching Geography’s Histories by Following Geographical Practice
Computer Science (7 obras) · Epistemology (7 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Child and Animal Learning Development (3 obras) · Cognitive psychology (3 obras) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (3 obras) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (3 obras)