Human Studies for a Japanese Sociologist: A Personal Memory
Human Studies for a Japanese Sociologist: A Personal Memory
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日本社会学家的人类研究：个人记忆
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10.1023/a:1021234729554
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发表时间：
2002
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通讯作者：
Hisashi Nasu
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作者：
Hisashi Nasu
让我先谈谈我个人学术生涯的起点。在1974年到1979年的研究生生涯中，我全身心地投入了我的工作。从研读马克斯·韦伯和阿尔弗雷德·舒茨的著作开始。我的第一个aca？第一篇发表于1977年的论文是关于马克斯·韦伯（Max Weber）的verstehende Soziologie的纲领，第二篇发表于1978年的论文是关于阿尔弗雷德·舒茨（Alfred Schutz）的freremdverstehen概念。我在日本社会学年会上的第一次演讲？《社会》（1978）是关于舒茨关于社会世界“结构”的概念。出版商让我翻译的第一部作品是什么？后来被译成日文的是阿尔弗雷德·舒茨的《论文集》，第一版日文出版于1983年。我的学术生涯的这样一个起点，不仅是由我个人的条件决定的，而且是由当时日本的学术环境决定的，而日本的学术环境又源于世界社会学的环境。至于20世纪70年代中期日本的社会学，我最好借用一下。这是1975年的一篇论文中的圣人。这是日本社会学学会的官方刊物《日本社会学评论》庆祝第100期特刊《日本社会学面临的任务》的论文之一。作者是日本最杰出的社会学家之一。他说：“一般来说，把在日本盛行的功能主义范式描述为正常科学可能是最合适的。我在这样的描述中也暗示，即使不致力于功能主义的社会学家也经常根据功能主义范式提供他们的解释”（Shiobara, 1975，第18页）。盐原教授对理论社会的诊断？20世纪70年代中期日本的教育学有两个含义。一个是他的炭？二是他对“对功能主义领域假设的批判和反思”所产生的新浪潮的认识。根据我对那些日子的记忆，他的诊断是可以接受的。从当时一个日本社会学研究生的角度来看，功能主义范式实际上看起来像社会主义范式。农业气象学。为了理解社会学，我们必须学习和理解“模式变量”和“AGIL方案”的概念。事实上，当时的日本社会学学生经常被要求通读在美国出版的学术期刊，而且，作为一个国家的sur
Let me begin by talking about the starting point of my personal academic career. During my graduate student days from 1974 to 1979, 1 devoted my? self to the study of the works of Max Weber and Alfred Schutz. My first aca? demic published paper was about the program of Max Weber's verstehende Soziologie in 1977, the second on Alfred Schutz's conception of Fremdverstehen in 1978. My first presentation at the annual meeting of the Japan Sociologi? cal Society (in 1978) was about Schutz's conception of the" structuration" of the social world. And the first work which I was asked by a publisher to trans? late into Japanese was Alfred Schutz's Collected Papers, the first Japanese edition of which appeared in 1983.Such a starting point of my academic career was determined not only by my personal conditions but also by the academic circumstances those days in Japan, and the latter in turn arose from the circumstances of sociology in the world. As for sociology in Japan in the mid-1970s, I had better borrow pas? sages from a paper written in 1975. It was one of the papers constituting the special issue" Tasks facing sociology in Japan" celebrating Number 100 of the Japanese Sociological Review, the official journal of the Japan Sociological Society. The author, one of the most eminent and leading Japanese sociolo? gists, said," Generally speaking, it might be most appropriate to characterize the functionalist paradigm prevailing in Japan as normal science. I imply also in such a characterization that even sociologists uncommitted to functional ism provide their explanation frequently in terms of the functionalist paradigm"(Shiobara, 1975, p. 18). Professor Shiobara's diagnosis of theoretical sociol? ogy in Japan in the mid-1970s carried two implications. One was his char? acterization of mainstream sociology in those days, and the other was his recognition of coming new waves deriving from" criticism and reflection upon the domain assumption of functionalism." According to my remembrance of those days, his diagnosis can be accepted. From the point of view of a Japanese graduate student of sociology in those times, the functionalist paradigm actually looked like the paradigm of sociol? ogy. We had to learn and understand the concept of" pattern variables" and the" AGIL scheme" in order to understand sociology. As a matter of fact, the Japanese students of sociology in those days were frequently required to read through the academic journals published in the USA, and, as a national sur