Rezension von: Die Volkskunde als Wahlfach in der 2. Dienstprüfung

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Overview

A review article examining Volkskunde (folklore studies) as an elective subject within the second state examination for educators, published in Pädagogische Arbeitsblätter zur Fortbildung für Lehrer und Erzieher in 1951. The abstract provides bibliographic information only; substantive content cannot be verified from the metadata provided.

Methods and approach

The source material consists solely of bibliographic information (journal title, volume, issue, pagination, publication year). No methodological details, analytical framework, or substantive content are available for characterization.

Results

Given the bibliographic nature of the abstract, no empirical findings, analytical results, or substantive conclusions can be determined. The work likely addresses institutional positioning of folklore studies within educator credentialing systems, but specific determinations remain unavailable.

Implications

The timing of publication (1951) in a professional journal for teacher continuing education suggests engagement with postwar institutional restructuring of pedagogical credentials in German-speaking contexts. The framing of Volkskunde as an elective subject implies questions regarding its status within formal educational qualification frameworks during the early postwar period.

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  • Research title: Rezension von: Die Volkskunde als Wahlfach in der 2. Dienstprüfung
  • Authors: Helmut Doelker
  • Publication date: 2026-02-23
  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.53458/v8fhnq64
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