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MIYAUCHI Hiroshi & YOSHII Hiroaki (Eds.) October 15, 2010, Kitaohji Shobo, 207+xvip. Japanese Page MIYAUCH Hiroshi & YOSHII Hiroaki (Eds.) October 15, 2010 Sociology of "Involved Persons": Through Encounters in Research, Kitaohji Shobo, 207+xvip. ISBN-10:4762827304 ISBN-13: 978-4762827303 2940 yen [amazon]／[kinokuniya] ■Contents From Kitaohji Shobo Website (http://www.kitaohji.com/books/2730_3.html (Japanese)) Beyond viewpoints of human relations in fieldwork or qualitative study in which "researchers" and "persons who are being studied" exist, this book discusses conditions of an "area" where there is no strict dichotomy underlying between them by examining such "places" as the social device, setting and system. It also questions the substantive significance in a research study. ■Table of Contents Preface MIYAUCHI Hiroshi Chapter 1 Can Persons who Live Side-by-side Become Involved Persons?: Through Participant Observation Research in Sex Industries KUMADA Yoko Section 1 Forward Section 2 What Is the "Involved Persons" ?: From Lawsuits to Research Activities Section 3 Experiences in Research Settings Section 4 Conditions of “a Girl” and Self Considered through Persons who Live Side-by-side and Persons in Same Generation Section 5 Persons who Live Side-by-side and Involved Persons Section 6 Afterward Chapter 2 How Do People Have a "Personal Background of Gender Identity Disorder"?: Focusing on "Challenging to Face a Personal History" through Audio Recording / Video Recording in Actual Counseling Settings TSURUTA Sachie Section 1 Forward Section 2 Who Are "Involved Persons" of Gender Identity Disorder? Section 3 Counseling of Gender Identity Disorder Section 4 Activity of "Challenging to Face a Personal History" Section 5 Afterward Chapter 3 Considering Relationship with Involved Persons and "Practices" as Involved Persons: Through Personal Experiences in Terms of Social Movement Theory and Environmental Sociology NISHIKIDO Makoto Section 1 Forward Section 2 Considering Relationship with Involved Persons Section 3 About "Who Are Involved Persons?" Section 4 Contributing to Involved Persons Section 5 "Practices" as Involved Persons: Toward Practical Research Section 6 Summary: Counter-complementarity, Again Chapter 4 What Can "Non-Involved Persons" Do?: Practicality and Sense of Involvement in Research on Agriculture / Agricultural Community MATSUMIYA Ashita Section 1 The Meaning of "Non-Involved Persons" in Agriculture / Agricultural Community Section 2 Toward Agricultural Community Section 3 Fieldwork in Iwami-cho, Shimane Prefecture Section 4 Fieldwork in a Large Paddy Field Zone in the Center of Hokkaido Section 5 How Were the Voices of "Involved Persons" "Processed"? Section 6 Keeping Involvement as an "Involved Person" of Research on Agriculture / Agricultural Community Chapter 5 You Are an Involved Persons, Too: To Those who Support Recursive Theory of Involved Persons HIGUCHI Naoto Section 1 Uncomfortable Feeling on the Theory of Involved Persons: Where Problems Exist Section 2 Questions on the Theory of Involved Persons Section 3 Making Daily life a Field / Making a Field Daily Life Section 4 Encountering Involved Persons Leads you to an Involved Person Chapter 6 "I" Want "You" to Understand: Between "Research" and "Acceptance" NAKANE Naruhisa Section 1 Impossibility of a Third Person in Fieldwork Section 2 Sense of Involvement and Needs of Parents whose Family Members Have Disabilities Section 3 Generating Concept from "Resistance": Two Letters Section 4 How Should Researchers Face the "Desire for Acceptance"? Section 5 Parents Can not Be their Child and Researchers Can not Be the Involved Person, but... Chapter 7 Those who Are Touching the Bottom Lose Voices and Provides Voices: Cruel Knots of "Aging and Frailty" AMADA Josuke Section 1 Sociological Framework of "Involved Persons" Section 2 Bearing up what Are Difficult to Bear up and Enduring what Are Difficult to Endure in Extreme Situations Section 3 Self Defense Activities of People with Dementia Section 4 In the Gaps between "Involved Persons" and "Outside Observers" Chapter 8 Is Media Representation an Enemy for "Involved Persons"? ISHITA Saeko Section 1 Relationship between Mass Media and "Involved Persons" Section 2 Criticisms against Media Representation: Through News Analysis Section 3 Possibilities of Media Representation that Are Created by "Involved Persons" Section 4 "Reconnection" with the World and Recovery of "Sense of Involvement" Chapter 9 Two Senses of Involvement in Research on Discrimination Issues YOSHII Hiroaki Section 1 Forward Section 2 Regarding Those who Are Discriminated as Involved Persons Section 3 Regarding Those who Might Discriminate as Involved Persons Section 4 What Should Sociology of Discrimination Issues Aim at? Chapter 10 Toward Construction of a New Model of "Involved Person" Research: Based on the "Circular Island Model" MIYAUCHI Hiroshi Section 1 Forward: An Inappropriate Model in "Involved Person" Research Section 2 What Is the "Circular Island Model"?: Focusing on the Inland Sea Section 3 Loss and Repossession of the "Marine Chart”: Toward Escape from the "Inland Sea" Section 4 Gravity / Wind / Water Level in the "Circular Island Model" Section 5 Summary: Position of Researchers in "Involved Person" Research Postface YOSHII Hiroaki UP: March 2, 2011 REV: *The Japanese-version page was prepared by NAKAKURA Tomonori Translated by TAMURA Noriko Proofread by KATAOKA Minoru |