子どもの成長変化に対応した子ども部屋のあり方に関する考察 : 20歳代前半の若者による子ども部屋居住歴から

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A fragment of recent transmogrified society can be seen in the increase of bewildered juvenile murderers and this situation is being discussed from different angles. Children grow up mainly in their own room and the space significantly influences their growth. It is indeed their cocoon after birth. But how does the cocoon actually function? Has it not turned into a cauldron of evil spirits? The researchers first analyzed the 175 provided partly open-ended detailed questionnaire answers by urban youngsters in their early 20s recollecting their lives in their own rooms. The rooms functioned in some ways as a playing room, a study, a shelter to find themselves, or a space to keep themselves placid. As they grew up, they began avoiding intrusions by parents and controlled the room to protect their privacy though not perfectly. The door was always the borderline between parents and children, and we propose that it can be remodeled in some ways to use effectively for better communication with parents. This could avoid inexplicable incidents. For example translucent door material might allow parents catch the atmosphere, or a curtain at the door would more freely be able to hide or show messages of both sides. We call this idea `the sign of door'.
昭和女子大学の論文
2006-07-01