Übersetzung für "Handlungsmacht" in Englisch

In doing so, common social structures and one’s own power to act are taken into consideration.

How can we encourage ourselves to exercise our own power to take action?

Each drug has its own contraindications, has its own power of action.

Deterritorializations therefore represent a redistribution of agency.

Politically speaking, the question is how agency can be redistributed.

It is also necessary to realize that selfies are not just contingent on human agency.

Yet how does desire come into its own again in terms of agency?

The intricate connection between collective dreamscapes, architecture and political agency runs through the Passagenwerk.

And it is the claim to personal agency that at the same time affirms and denies the very possibilities of this agency.

He himself – he himself has a greater action, a greater power or action now than when he was in his body.

This approach reconsiders how the body can find agency within social organisations.

Yet subsequent actions designed to give him unprecedented executive power raise concerns about these early positive steps.

To speak of (re)composition in terms of the enhancement of the power to act finds an echo in Paolo Virno’s (2004a) analysis of the ‘global movement’:

Sixth finding: Besides the examples of successful resistance and the experienced power to act, people taking part in our survey repeatedly referred to those conditions which basically hamper political activities.

In summer 2014, we began to focus on our animal companions’ creativity – their agency in terms of directing their power to act. This became apparent, above all, in the destruction of objects in our communal environment.

There is no buonismo, no inevitable “good guys” imperative attached to their role – but there is agency.

How, then, is it possible to move beyond the realm of representation in which the relations of agency to the admission of indeterminacy are conceived?

To speak of (re)composition in terms of the enhancement of the power to act finds an echo in Paolo Virno's (2004a) analysis of the 'global movement':

In particular during the second act, where the post-war period is depicted, Wallenberg increasingly loses his agency.

This will take us further than an over-hasty fixation on questions of the effective power to act -- for it is not so much the immediately available options of action that have already decided who has to take responsibility for what, but above all the possibilities to take appropriate strategical decisions.

It also celebrates a mobile, cosmopolitan Diaspora participating in Victorian life with a dignity and agency.

If you know that every observation also effects a change in its wake, then you have to own up to this power of action.

For even though everyone within a contact zone is influenced by specific conditions and power relations, but nevertheless not wholly determined by them, it becomes possible to envision a power of agency in theory and practice.

Another important dimension is to think along the lines of stereotypical representations of refugees, how these images might inform volunteer practice and how refugees can be supported in exerting agency.

In this context, Mansoor asserts “that the ‘militant image’ only operates as such—that is, as an act of political agency and militancy in its own right—when it paradoxically rejects any explicit or immediate political efficacy.”