語られない経験の継承 : 沖縄・平和活動者のライフ・ヒストリーから(<特集2><戦争の記憶>の継承可能性とオーラル・ヒストリー)

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The common denominator of the interviews with three peace activists in Okinawa is "relaying and handing down of the experience of an untold story." Not one of them has been told the story about the experience of the Battle in Okinawa and the struggle over land from their parents directly. They also have hardly any experience of participating in the movement. However, they were beside their parents and understood their fragmented behaviors and words spoken by them. All of them have been "bystanders" until their thirties. The opportunity, in which they became concerned and took part in the peace activity, stands for the turning point and the crisis. When they understand that the absensce of an experience and telling was a significant "lack" in oneself, they take action by reconstructing their memory to aim at generating oneself as a subjective activist. "Incompleteness" is inevitable in the Word to relay the experience. The "incomplete" word is open, so therefore the experience will be handed down to the future generations through it.
2009-09-12