place and situatedness as problems in contemporary philosophy and science (1), in order to roughly sketch the historical context in which the problem has emerged, and indicate some parallels between the different disciplinary fields. In a second step, we will turn to the concepts themselves and provide a preliminary reflection on their basic relation to each other and to other concepts (2). Finally, we will briefly present the contributions to this volume in the light of the conceptual structure unfolded in the preceding sections and evidence some maybe surprising connections between them (3)." /> Introduction - Hünefeldt Thomas; Schlitte Annika | sdvig press