Japanese post-modern social renouncers: An exploratory study of the narratives of Hikikomori subjects
Japanese post-modern social renouncers: An exploratory study of the narratives of Hikikomori subjects
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10.1057/sub.2015.11
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2015-09-01
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0.5
通讯作者：
Tajan, Nicolas
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作者：
Tajan, Nicolas
本研究的目的是传递和评论社会退缩的主体的真实声音，并为完善当代日本的主观探究做出贡献。在此，我详细介绍了2011年8月至2012年8月期间访问日本非营利组织的四个人的案例。根据我的发现，我将社交孤僻的人定义为后现代社会放弃者。Hikikomori不应该被简化为一种精神障碍，而应该被视为一种痛苦的习惯用法和一种可以将自己视为主体或享受模式的方式。我提出了改进定性方法的方法和方向，为未来的研究在文化史，人类学和主体性理论的交叉点。
The aim of this research is to transmit and comment on the authentic voices of socially withdrawn subjects and to contribute toward refining subjective inquiry in contemporary Japan. Here, I detail the cases of four individuals visiting Japanese Non Profit Organizations between August 2011 and August 2012. In accordance with my findings, I define socially withdrawn individuals as post-modern social renouncers. Hikikomori should not be reduced to a mental disorder but should be seen as an idiom of distress and a modality where one can recognize him/herself as a subject, or a mode of enjoyment. I suggest ways of improving qualitative methodology and directions for future research at the intersection of cultural history, anthropology, and subjectivity theory.