ユース・サブカルチャー研究における状況的パースペクティブ : 戦後日本社会を題材として

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In Japanese, the term 'subculture' is used in various ways. So, in the beginning of this essay, I define the word as a whole way of life, which is regarded as something unconventional in the society. In addition, I focus on youth subcultures after WW II. During this era, youth culture began to be discussed academically, the term of 'youth culture' began to be used generally and many youth subcultures emerged all over the world. To study youth subcultures, first I examine the methodology and terminology of "Frame Analysis" written by Erving Goffman, and next, I try to survey youth subcultures in postwar Japan and apply the terms of Frame Analysis to them. As a result, I arrive at three points concerning changes of Japanese youth subcultures as follows; firstly 'from copresence to relationship', secondly 'trend toward revival', lastly 'decrease in the degree of commitment to the subculture'. Through these changes in youth subcultures, I can see many changes in postwar Japanese society, in particular, concerning class structure, development of media, gaps between generations, deference of gender, and sense of locality. I think these youth subcultures should be studied as the symbolic and extreme rasps of media rnlhirp and ronsnmpr rnlhirp aftpr WW II.
関西学院大学の論文
2003-10-28