集団的文化活動におけるコミュニケーションの意味

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Japan had 17,819 Kouminkan in 1996. The Kouminkan had been the education center to solve the real life problems of people in the community. However, the Kouminkan has been changing it's character as an institute where people can gather and participate in various activities and interact with others. This is due to the improvement of other educational media such as computers, televisions and specialty books and the affluence of living conditions since the growth of the Japanese economy. We can say that this phenomenon reflects the demand that people desire communication with others during leisure time. On the basis of this recognition, this article suggests the style and character of communication in cultural group activities during leisure time. For the proposition, this article investigates the theories of communication that are based on the hermeneutic and social approach, like those of Stella. Thing-Toomey, Edward T. Hall, and George H. Mead. In addition, this article investigates the meaning of activities in the same way that Hannah Arendt discussed from the view point of communication.
東京大学の論文
2001-03-15