Who is the student athlete? Focusing on positioning in the campus unrest period in Japan.
Who is the student athlete? Focusing on positioning in the campus unrest period in Japan.
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学生运动员是谁？
DOI：
10.1080/17430437.2019.1684903
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发表时间：
2019
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影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
and Yoshinaga T.
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作者：
Ono Y;Kaji M;Tozmozoe H;and Yoshinaga T.
本研究的目的是澄清的过程中，在日本的学生运动员被社会分类在校园骚乱期间。为此，作者使用了日本文部省出版的报纸和杂志文章以及相关材料，进行了建构主义语篇分析。这一分析揭示了两个关键因素，在这个社会建设过程中：第一，有公众关注的学生运动员在校园动乱期间所表现出的谋杀;第二，有公众关注的学生运动员的半职业化在随后的大学改革。这些因素导致学生运动员对学习的兴趣和不感兴趣，这反过来又对校队的活动和组织结构产生了负面影响。最终，这种看法促使学生运动员被称为“体育理事会类型”（taikukai-kei），巩固了他们作为一个特殊类别的社会分类不同于普通学生。
This study aims to clarify the process by which student athletes in Japan were socially classified during the period of campus unrest. To this end, a constructionist discourse analysis was conducted using newspaper and magazine articles, as well as materials published by the Japanese Ministry of Education. This analysis revealed two key factors in this social construction process: first, there was public concern regarding the thuggery exhibited by student athletes during the campus unrest period; second, there was public concern regarding the semi-professionalisation of student athletes during the subsequent university reforms. These factors engendered the perception of student athletes as thuggish and disinterested in their studies, which in turn negatively affected the activities and organisational structures of varsity teams. Eventually, this perception prompted student athletes to be dubbed ‘sport council types’ (taiikukai-kei), solidifying their social classification as a special category distinct from regular students.