SFB 1015: Muße (Leisure/Otium). Concepts, Spaces, Figures

CRC 1015 Otium。社会资源|临界潜力考察otium，意思是自由和潜力的时间。新的生产力可以从这样的时间产生，因为它不是由生产力的压力来定义的。我们的主题提供了对任何社会都可能存在的张力进行比较分析的途径：一方面是个人自由空间之间的张力，另一方面是社会劳动分工对个人的要求之间的张力。因此，对《儿童权利公约》的研究与当代社会政治辩论直接相关。经济上定义的生产力要求在社会生活的组织中应该发挥什么作用？这种生产力应该如何定义，它对充实生活的可能性有什么影响？个人愿意承担哪些要求，这些要求在不同群体之间是否公平分配？这些问题是当代社会批评的核心，每一次关于otium的讨论都以它们为背景。CRC侧重于对otium的社会作用的分析，并建立在otium的两个矛盾的识别上：它作为社会资源的作用和它的关键潜力。由于它的关键潜力，它是社会的重要资源，但它同时逃避任何计划的使用。这使得otium既复杂又具有社会相关性，这是CRC在一个广泛的跨学科网络中调查的现象。在资助的第三阶段，研究中心的研究将在广泛的学科子课题中进行。在这些项目的基础上，研究中心让社会团体参与跨学科对话，成为研究过程的一部分，实施创新的科学交流形式，并将我们在三个资助阶段的合作研究成果综合起来。

The CRC 1015 Otium. Societal resource | Critical potential examines otium, meaning time of freedom and potentiality. New productivity can arise from such time due to the fact that it is not defined by a pressure of productivity. Our topic offers access to the comparative analysis of a tension that may exist in any society: the tension between individual spaces of freedom on the one hand, the demands that societal division of labor places on individuals on the other.The research of the CRC is thus directly relevant to contemporary social-political debates. What role should economically defined requirements of productivity play in the organization of social life? How should such productivity be defined, and what are its consequences for the possibility to live a life in full? Which demands are individuals willing to bear, and are such demands equitably distributed amongst different groups? These questions are central to contemporary social criticism, and every discussion of otium has them as a background. The CRC focuses on the analysis of the social role of otium and builds on two ambivalent identifica-tions of otium: its role as a societal resource and its critical potential. Because of the critical potential which comes from it, otium is an important resource for societies, yet it simultaneously evades any scheduled use. This makes otium as complex as it is socially relevant, a phenomenon which the CRC investigates in a wide, interdisciplinary network. In the third phase of funding, the research of the CRC is carried out in a broad spectrum of disciplinary subprojects. Building upon these projects, the re-search centre involves social groups in a transdisciplinary dialogue that becomes part of the research process, implements innovative forms of scientific communication and brings the results of our collaborative research across three phases of funding into a synthesis.