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Focusing on Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai SADATO Kuniko March 2011 Seikatsu Shoin, 344p. Japanese Page 
■SADATO Kuniko March 2011 Modern History of Disability Movement in Kansai Area: Focusing on Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Seikatsu Shoin, 344p. ISBN-10: 4903690741 ISBN-13: 9784903690742 3000 [amazon]／[kinokuniya] ※ ＊This book is published using subsidies for publication of the Graduate School of Core Ethics and Frontier Sciences at Ritsumeikan University in academic year 2010. ■Contents When families became unable to take care of their family member(s) with disabilities at home in the past, those disabled people had no choice but to stay at institutions. In those days, however, there were some people with severe disabilities who rejected their families and institutions and made efforts to live independently. This book describes the history of disability movement in Kansai area by following up establishment and development of Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai movement and examining its spread and settlement which led to the Independent Living Movement of people with severe disabilities. (Introduction by the publisher) ■Table of Contents Complimenting Kansai and Osaka: Celebrating the Publication TATEIWA Shin’ya Introduction 1 Problem Consciousness 2 Research Objective 3 Research Methodology Chapter 1 Aoi Shiba no Kai Movement and its Philosophy Section 1 Background of Establishment of Aoi Shiba no Kai Section 2 Aoi Shiba no Kai Movement in 1970s Section 3 Platform and Philosophy of Aoi Shiba no Kai Section 4 Expansion of Aoi Shiba no Kai Movement Summary Chapter 2 Disability Movement by People with Disabilities in Kansai Area: Focusing on Aoi Shiba no Kai Movement in 1970s Section 1 Film Broadcast Movement of “Good bye, CP” in Kansai Area (Background) Section 2 Film Broadcast Movement of “Good bye, CP” (Beginning, Practice & Expansion） Section 3 Beginning of Movement by People with Disabilities in Film Broadcast Movement of “Good bye, CP” Section 4 People (Mainly People Living in Osaka) who Became Involved in Film Broadcast Movement of “Good bye, CP” Section 5 From Film Broadcast Activity of “Good bye, CP” to Film Making Activity of “Crab Moves Sideways” Section 6 Activity of Visiting People with Disabilities who Live at Home: “Hello” Section 7 Roles That Had Been Taken by Film Broadcast Movement of “Good bye, CP” and Spread of its Movement Summary Chapter 3 Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Movement Section 1 Situation of People with Disabilities in Osaka Section 2 From Preparatory Association of Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai to Its Establishment Section 3 Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Activities at the Time of its Establishment Section 4 Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Activities as Disability Movement Summary Chapter 4 Independent Living Movement by People with Disabilities in Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Section 1 Aiming at Popular Independent Living Movement by People with Disabilities: Focusing on Cases of Independent Living of People with Disabilities in 1970s Section 2 Gorilla’s Activities in Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Summary Chapter 5 Confusion Period of Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Movement Section 1 Movement by Non-disabled People of Aoi Shiba no Kai Movement in Kansai Area Section 2 Confusion of Aoi Shiba no Kai in Kansai Area Section 3 Acceptance of Kansai Group Gorilla’s Dissolution by the National Aoi Shiba no Kai and Dissolution of the National Non-disabled People Council Summary Chapter 6 Turning Point of Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai Section 1 Efforts toward Reconstruction of Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai: Plan of Roses Section 2 From Prevention Movement of Actual Survey of People with Physical Disabilities to Survey on Life Needs of People with Disabilities Section 3 Establishing a Center as a Movement Hub Section 4 Withdrawal from Membership of the National Aoi Shiba no Kai to Independent Living Movement Summary Chapter 7 New Challenge of Osaka Aoi Shiba no Kai: Focusing on Activities of Chu-bu Liberty Center for People with Disabilities Section 1 Independent Living Movement in Chu-bu Liberty Center for People with Disabilities Section 2 Activities toward Local Independent Living of People with Disabilities in Chu-bu Liberty Center for People with Disabilities Section 3 Assessment and Future Issues of Chu-bu Liberty Center for People with Disabilities Final Chapter Section 1 Independent Living Movement of People with Disabilities in Osaka Section 2 Toward Construction of New Independent Living Movement of People with Disabilities Acknowledgment References UP：May 9, 2011 REV:May 11, 2011 Translation by TAMURA Noriko Proofread by KATAOKA Minoru ◇Disability Studies ◇Aoi Shiba no Kai |