日本の若者の身体観の変容 : 身体変工,ドーピング,生命科学に関する考察(文化編)

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From ancient, customs involving physical mutilation or injuring human body had been avoided by the common Japanese. That was the common belief of Japanese for many centuries since Jomon-Yatoi era to the early period of 7th century. "Doping" in sports rarely detected among major Japanese players. "Organtransplantation", "Artificial fertilization", "Genetic manipulation of human genes" were not wide" spread in this land. But, since recently the idea of "Physical self image" or "the sense about own body" is rapidly changing in Japanese youth from that of older Japanese. "Hair dyeing", "plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons", "Ear puncturing" are usually obserbed. Although the conservative idea about the body is still kept among many youth, in future it may change and become the same as in other countries in the world.
大阪外国語大学の論文
1996-08-30