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退職後の日常と当事者のニーズ : 藤沢市竹炭くらぶを事例として
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タイショクゴ ノ ニチジョウ ト トウジシャ ノ ニーズ : フジサワシ タケスミ クラブ オ ジレイ トシテ
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Taishokugo no nichijo to tojisha no nizu : Fujisawashi Takesumi kurabu o jirei toshite
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Everyday life and needs after retirement : a case study of Takesumi Club in Fujisawa city
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渡辺, 大輔
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ワタナベ, ダイスケ
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Watanabe, Daisuke
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慶應義塾大学大学院政策・メディア研究科後期博士課程, COE研究員（RA）
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COE Research Assistant, Doctoral Program, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University
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慶應義塾大学湘南藤沢学会
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ケイオウ ギジュク ダイガク ショウナン フジサワ ガッカイ
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Keio gijuku daigaku shonan fujisawa gakkai
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2007
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Keio SFC journal
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7
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1
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2007
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42
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55
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藤沢市における「竹炭くらぶ」の事例分析を通して、当事者個々の生活の固有の文脈に注目しつつ、互いのニーズの充足を志向する実践とそのプロセスについて考察した。その結果、互いのニーズの充足を可能にしうる要素として、二点（①互いを機能に還元せず、固有の存在として肯定し合うことを可能にする配慮の関係、②活動空間を自分たちの固有の空間とする「場」の構築と改編可能性）の重要性について指摘した。以上の知見を踏まえ、退職後の当事者へのエンパワーメントを可能にするガバナンスを考えるための基盤的視座を提供した。
This paper examines how Japanese elderly people identify and fulfill their daily needs after retirement by sustaining group activities. This was achieved by observing one particular case: the Takesumi Club (a bamboo charcoal-making group) in Fujisawa City. In today's Japan, many elderly people are able to receive public support. However, some of their needs may lie beyond the scope of this support. I began my research by according what have hitherto been considered "private" needs their rightful status. A participant observation and in-depth interview method is used to probe the case, and reveal the emergence of mutually reinforcing care relationships evolving around the creation and maintenance of a common "place" in order to fulfill the needs of participants.
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