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Eigensinn: a standalone construct

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Eigensinn1 CONSTRUCTEigensinnLÜDTKE · SOCIAL HISTORY

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Social history

Lüdtke's term for workers' self-willed reclaiming of time and space for themselves, neither full compliance nor open resistance.

In social history, Eigensinn refers to lüdtke's term for workers' self-willed reclaiming of time and space for themselves, neither full compliance nor open resistance. This meaning comes from Lüdtke (1993) in Eigen-Sinn.[1]

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References

  1. Lüdtke, A. (1993). Eigen-Sinn. Ergebnisse Verlag. ISBN 9783879160143

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