◇Contents (From ‘BOOK’ Data Base)
‘Science for human services’ is aimed at social relationships for which human beings live together mutually. It also explores what types of systems are able to establish and maintain the relationships. What is ‘supporting others’? It is neither ‘teaching others’ nor ‘healing others.’ 373 keywords are provided in order to redefine meanings and methodologies on practices of ‘supporting others.’
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This collection of keywords focuses on important terms and novel concept of the new academic field of ‘science for human services.’ Moreover, this book questions innate meanings of behaviors for ‘supporting others’ and its methodologies, and provides clues for social relationships aiming at co-existence.
■Bibliography of the Authors (From ‘BOOK Information of the Author Introduction’)
MOCHIZUKI Akira
Born in 1950.
Professor, College of Letters, Ritsumeikan University
Professor, Graduate School of Science for Human Services, Ritsumeikan University
Director, Institute of Human Sciences, Ritsumeikan University
NAKAMURA Tadashi
Born in 1958.
Professor, College of Social Sciences, Ritsumeikan University
Professor, Graduate School of Sociology, Ritsumeikan University
Professor, Graduate School of Science for Human Services, Ritsumeikan University
SATO Tatsuya
Born in 1962.
Professor, College of Letters, Ritsumeikan University
(These data were posted when the book was published)
UP: October 18, 2010 REV: July 7, 2015
Translated by TAMURA Noriko
Proofread by KATAOKA Minoru
