Was ist ein Narrativ?

Ächtler, Norman

doi:10.13109/kult.2014.14.2.244

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“…As features of collaboration, narratives are not constructed or arranged to meet requirements. They depend on and are connected to the structure, the material, and the people in a project, and they evolve or move with them, which is to use a definition of narrative that is commonly used in historical research [18,22,30]. 7 An argument for this pragmatic version of lifeworld-bound consequentialism, especially in the context of technology development, can be found in [31], a detailed defense of the necessity of exaggeration in scientific storytelling [20], and the need for governance of early R&D in the application area of food and agriculture [19].…”

Section: Narratives As Scientific Practicementioning

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Addressing Multiple Responsibilities in the Early Stages of R&D with Provenance Assessment

Gondolf

2024

Nanoethics

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A wealth of literature and best practices on Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) document how it can be implemented in projects. However, each project is too specific to simply replicate existing patterns. Especially in early projects with a high degree of uncertainty, where indicators and measures cannot be applied, the so-called provenance assessment as a methodological change of perspective makes it possible to assess the procedural quality of research by means of narratives. A clear picture of the challenges for European bio-economy projects is sought by mapping the broader debate on "RRI in practice" in the context of biotechnology. The SUSPHIRE project is used as a case study to show how project-specific narratives integrate and signify RRI. By unpacking various concepts of "responsibility" that are already present in the project narrative at an early stage, I will show how this assessment differs significantly from other attempts to "do RRI". It is precisely in the absence of other criteria that the assessment of provenance can bring to the fore the specific form(s) of responsibility inherent in the development of projects.

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confidence: 99%

Addressing Multiple Responsibilities in the Early Stages of R&D with Provenance Assessment

Gondolf

2024

Nanoethics

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Exploring narrative strategy: the role of narratives in the strategic positioning of organizational change

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Dernbach

2022

Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research

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Gute Arbeit Handarbeit?

Schaaf

2022

Kulturen Der Gesellschaft

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Handarbeit und altes Handwerk sind aus den deutschen Medien nicht mehr wegzudenken. TV-Dokumentationen, Porträts in Lifestyle-Zeitschriften und Youtube-Tutorials über Personen, die ihre Arbeit oder ihr Hobby lieben, sind genreübergreifend erfolgreich. Wie ist diese Faszination für altes Handwerk(en) zu erklären? Welche Rolle spielt Gender dabei? Und was sagt es über unsere Arbeitsgesellschaft aus, dass handwerkliche Tätigkeit als legitim und angesehen gilt? Franziska Schaaf geht diesen und weiteren Fragen in ihrer Diskursanalyse systematisch nach und liefert erkenntnisreiche Einsichten über den Wandel des Wertes von Arbeit - auch vor dem Hintergrund der aufstrebenden Plattformökonomie.

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Was ist ein Narrativ?

Cited by 19 publications

References 7 publications

Addressing Multiple Responsibilities in the Early Stages of R&D with Provenance Assessment

Addressing Multiple Responsibilities in the Early Stages of R&D with Provenance Assessment

Exploring narrative strategy: the role of narratives in the strategic positioning of organizational change

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