Ars Vivendi
Sociology of Disabled People Who Have Left Home or Institutions, Third Edition
ASAKA Junko, OKAHARA Masayuki, ONAKA Fumiya & TATEIWA Shin'ya December 25, 2012
[Japanese]
◆ASAKA Junko, OKAHARA Masayuki, ONAKA Fumiya & TATEIWA Shin'ya December 25, 2012 Ars Vivendi: Sociology of Disabled People Who Have Left Home or Institutions, Third Edition Tokyo, Seikatsu Shoin, 666p. ISBN-10: 486500002X ISBN-13: 978-4894340169 1200yen + tax [amazon]/[kinokuniya]
◆ASAKA Junko, OKAHARA Masayuki, ONAKA Fumiya & TATEIWA Shin'ya May 15, 1995 Ars Vivendi: Sociology of Disabled People Who Have Left Home or Institutions (Enlarged and Revised Edition), Tokyo, Fujiwara-Shoten, 366p. ISBN-10: 489434016X ISBN-13: 978-4894340169 3045yen [amazon]/[kinokuniya]
◆ASAKA Junko, OKAHARA Masayuki, ONAKA Fumiya & TATEIWA Shin'ya October 25, 1990 Ars Vivendi: Sociology of Disabled People Who Have Left Home or Institutions (First Edition), Fujiwara Shoten, 320p. ISBN-10: 4938661136 ISBN-13: 978-4938661137 2500yen [amazon]/[kinokuniya]
■Table of Contents
□Preface
1. About "Independent Living"
2. Method of Investigation
3. Structure of the Book
□Enlarged and Revised Points
□Publication of 3rd Edition
□□Chapter 1 To "I": 30 Years of My Life ASAKA Junko
□1956: Having Surgeries again and again
□1967: Living in the Institution
□1970: Coming Home and Participating in Disabled People's Movements
□1978: Leaving Home
□1983: Visiting Berkeley
□1985: New Life in Kunitachi City
□1986: Starting a Business as a Peer Counselor
□□Chapter 2 Life "Outside of Home or Institutions" TATEIWA Shin'ya
□1 How They Are Living
□2 CIL (Center for Independent Living) Movement in "Western Countries", especially in the U.S.
□□Chapter 3 Love as a Regime: Meaning of Leaving Family OKAHARA Masayuki
□1 Welfare and "Family"
□2 Some Thoughts on a Tragic Case
□3 Too Much Love, Parental Mind
□4 Normalization of Love and Enclosure by Family
□5 Section Summary: Meaning of Leaving Family
［Postscript for Pocket Edition］
□□Chapter 4 Living Outside of Institutions: Escape from Welfare Space ONAKA Fumiya
□1 Problems
□2 "Abuse" and "Bad Treatment"
□3 "Control" and "Isolation"
□4 Result of "Control" and "Isolation"
□5 Logics to Criticize "Control" and "Isolation"
□6 Surrounding the Whole Life by Welfare Consideration
□7 About "Improving Institutions"
□8 Problems "After" Leaving an Institution
□9 Section Summary
［Postscript for Pocket Edition］
□□Chapter 5 Freedom toward Conflicts: Relationship between Care and Being Cared OKAHARA Masayuki
□1 Independence and Human Relationship
□2 Disabled People and Care Assistants: Misunderstandings and Complaints
□3 Disabled People and Care Assistants: Breaking Through Misunderstandings and Complaints
□4 View of the General Public
□5 "Care"
□6 Freedom toward Conflicts
□7 Section Summary
［Postscript for Pocket Edition］
□□Chapter 6 Art of Independence OKAHARA Masayuki and TATEIWA Shin'ya
□1 Trials by Showing the Life Patterns
□2 Betting on Uncertain Future
□3 Challenge to the Given Places
□4 "Affirming" Disability
□5 Open the Issues to Outside
□□Chapter 7 Quickly / Slowly: Birth and Development of Independent Living Movement TATEIWA Shin'ya
□1 Policies and Movements before 1960s
□2 Turning Point 1: Aoi Shiba no Kai
□3 Turning Point 2: From Institutions
□4 Existence of Others
□5 Development
□6 "Turning" of Policies
□7 Present Situation to Borderline
□□Chapter 8 We Decide, the Society Supports: Theory on PA System TATEIWA Shin'ya
□1 Formation of this Society
□2 Self Responsibility / Social Duty
□3 Family
□4 Voluntary Acts
□5 Being Paid
□6 Various Systems
□7 Conclusion
□□Chapter 9 Challenges of CILs TATEIWA Shin'ya
□1 "Services" Provided by Disabled People
□2 Their Positions
□3 Japan Council on Independent Living Centers and its Members
□4 Their Activities
□5 Subsidies for CILs
□6 Their Future
□□Chapter 10 The Basics Are Simple In Spite of Variousness and Complexity TATEIWA Shin'ya
□1 What Has Been Written or Has Known since the Publication of Enlarged and Revised Edition
□2 It Is not Only Limited to Physical Disabilities
□3 Various Ways of Living
□4 What People who Have Criticized Say the Same Thing
□5 Policy: Income/Labor
□6 Policy: Social Services
□7 Although It Is Necessary to Fight against Citizens' Common Sense
□8 It Isn't Decided that Decentralization Is Good
□9 License Is not Necessary Except for the Time When Necessary
□10 Even if People Cannot Become Happy
□11 Recording and Considering
□□Chapter 11 Mutual Help Versus Disabled People: About 15 Years Since the End of the Previous Century TATEIWA Shin'ya
□1 Review: What Have Expanded the Three Systems
□2 Information Makes Systems Expanded
□3 Before Nursing Care Insurance Was Adopted Late 1990s
□4 Young Disabled People Were not the Target of Nursing Care Insurance April 2000
□5 Decision to Become an Employer under Nursing Care Insurance
□6 "Upper Limit Problem" January 2003
□7 Assistance Fee System April 2003
□8 A Proposal to Merge with Nursing Care Insurance September 2003
□9 The Act for Supporting the Independence of Persons with Disabilities April 2006
□10 After "Change of Power" September 2009
□11 Although Disabled People Have Been Tired
□Postscript
□Bibliography
□Commentary ONO Sarasa
[Theme-related Links]
◆Center for Independent Living
◆Disability Studies
UP: 2012