A13 日本の原風景の構造とその継承 : 童謡から探る日本のアイデンティティ(平成17年度日本デザイン学会第52回研究発表大会)

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In this paper, the authors discuss the structure of primal scene which the Japanese people own in common through analysis of words extracted from nursery rhymes. As the examples of nursery rhymes, "Nihon douyou shu (nursery rhymes of Japan)" was considered which contained 312 nursery rhymes made in 1918-1945. Results are as follows : (1) As the words which express primal scene, natural elements that can be seen from everywhere such as sun, sky, mountain etc. appear frequently, (2) Several elements make some groups such as (a) mountain and plants, trees, fruits, (b) sea and seashore, (c) rice fields and animals such as flogs and pond snails, (d) temples and sunset, (3) Primal scene is not fostered by scene itself, but with experience.
日本デザイン学会の論文
2005-05-30