専業的主婦の社会活動と所属地域集団・社会活動団体にみる自立と共同の方向性 : 大都市近郊のニュータウン調査にみられる傾向

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This paper reports the results of a field study of housewives not employed full time, regarding the motivation for their regional-social activities as well as their activities as members of resident organizations or groups in their residential area. We examined new trends in their social relationships as they move toward independence and cooperation in their daily lives. In comparison with wives employedfull time, the housewives were less conscious of independence based on subjective factors, and they more often sought self-contentment in their relationships with others in their residential area. They also had little awareness of any need for them to cooperate in the development and/or reformation of their regional-social environment as residents. These findings indicate the importance of finding ways to improve housewives' internal subjective consciousness of independence, as well as their awareness of mutual interests and relationships' with others.
社団法人日本家政学会の論文
2004-06-15