Abstract (eng)
The first part of this work is dedicated to explenations and contextualisations of the challenges that society migth have to face in the 21st century, because of global ressourcedepletion and changes in the environmental ecosystem, from a social scientific perspective. The second part is dedicated to the change of perceptions in socialization and education,
especially since the 1960s. These both parts of the work are not immediately connected. They are seen as an important preparatory work, for the ground laying question, which – in the broadest meaning – kind of human being is needed for coping with the challenge of transformation within different scenarios of shift to a postfossil society, and
how education as an interventioning system, and as part of the personal socialization process can contribute, to enable people in developing skills, world- and self-perceptions,
that enable them to become shaping, collaborating, or at least not withholding actors of that transformation. As the ground laying question cannot be addressed on the context of
socialization and its aspects within interventioning systems as education, without preparatory work, that core question, combining the two different contextual elements will not be addressed in this preparatory work, to be part of further processing of the subject.