大正期における食卓での家族団らん : 『主婦之友』と個人生活史から

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The purpose of this study is to clarify the practice of the "happy home around the dining table" in the Taisho era by analyzing the articles of the women's magazine "Shufu-no-Tomo", and 217 interviews of people living at that time. The results were as follows: (1) Some articles encouraged the "happy home around the dining table" for saving time, labor and money of housewives, and for keeping the family disciplined. The articles of the housewives in the new middle class suggested the practices of the "happy home around the dining table." (2) It was revealed that the meals in the farms and mountainous villages were extremely poor from the interviews. On the other hand, no interviews described the "happy home around the dining table" in the merchant families because family members were too busy to be able to eat meals with all members. (3) The housewives, who graduated from advanced girls' school and had enough time and money for reading the women's magazine, played significant roles for the extension of the "happy home around the dining table" in the Taisho era.
社団法人日本家政学会の論文
2009-08-20