Andrea Lehner-Hartmann

Author · 1 book

Andrea Lehner-Hartmann (born 1961) is a Catholic religious educator and theologian. She studied theology in Vienna and Freiburg im Breisgau. Her academic positions have included a professorship in religious education and catechetics at the Catholic Theological Faculty of the University of Vienna and at the university’s Centre for Teacher Education. Her research interests include religious learning, violence in families and schools, gender-equitable teaching, and subjective theories.

Books

Handbuch Religionsdidaktik

Andrea Lehner-Hartmann, Viera Pirker, Mirjam Schambeck, Alexander Unser, Sabine Pemsel-Maier, Ulrich Riegel, Ulrich Kropac, Thomas Schlag, Wolfgang Weirer, Annegret Reese-Schnitker, Manfred Riegger, Bernd Schröder, Matthias Gronover, Henrik Simojoki, Konstantin Lindner, Judith Könemann, Bernhard Grümme, Hans Mendl, Claudia Gärtner, Annegret Langenhorst, Georg Langenhorst, Johannes Heger, Oliver Reis, Fahimah Ulfat, Hanna Roose, Angela Kaupp, Norbert Brieden, Friedrich Schweitzer, Yauheniya Danilovich, Clauß Peter Sajak, Manfred L Pirner, Eva-Maria Leven, Klaus König, Jens Palkowitsch-Kühl, Elisabeth Naurath, Burkard Porzelt, Jan Woppowa, Mark Krasnov, Joachim Theis, Rita Burrichter, Mirjam Zimmermann, Monika Jakobs, Elisabeth Hennecke, Michael Winklmann, Dominik Helbling, Katrin Bederna, Eva-Maria Kenngott, Thorsten Knauth, Martin Rothgangel, Reinhold Boschki, Barbara Strumann, Ulrich Kropac, Ulrich Riegel, Christian Frevel, Gisela Muschiol, Ulrich Riegel, Dorothea Sattler, Hans-Ulrich Weidemann