Japanese encounters : the structure and dynamics of cultural frames
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Japanese encounters : the structure and dynamics of cultural frames
（Routledge culture, society, business in East Asia series）
Routledge, 2018
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- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [173]-189) and index
Description and Table of Contents
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: pbk ISBN 9780367887315
Description
This book explores the multiplicity of special times and spaces in Japan within which people get together to decide, celebrate or play, in gatherings such as organizational meetings, community festivities, preschool games or drinking bouts. It analyzes these gatherings in relation to the theoretical model of sociocultural frames, examining how such occasions are put together, their unfolding stages, interactive encounters, and relations between participants and the wider social and cultural contexts. It considers the cognitive, emotional and behavioural dimensions, the scope for manipulation and the effects, intentional and unintentional, on participants and the connections to the ways in which in society and culture change. Overall, besides describing specific rites and ceremonies in Japan, the book provides great insights into the process whereby the interactions, feelings and action of individuals and groups shape popular culture.
Table of Contents
Chapter One - Introduction,
Chapter Two - From Mothering to Othering: Organization and Nap Time in a Japanese Preschool
Chapter Three - The Gambaru Complex: Learning to Overcome Obstacles through Individual and Collective Action
Chapter Four - Teachers' Meetings: Information, Quality Control and Decisions
Chapter Five - A Sports Day in Suburban Japan: Leisure, artificial Communities and the Creation of Locality
Chapter Six - Posing, Posturing and Photographic Presences: A Rite of Passage in a Japanese Commuter Village
Chapter Seven - Sake and Spare Time: Management and Imbibement in Japanese Business Firms
Chapter Eight - "Not-Precisely-Work": Golf, Entertainment and Drinking Among Japanese Business Executives in Singapore
Chapter Nine - Coincident Events of Remembrance, Coexisting Spaces of Memory: The Annual Memorial Rites at Yasukuni Shrine.
Chapter Ten - Public Events and Japanese the Self-Defense Forces: Aesthetics, Ritual Density and the Normalization of Military Violence
Chapter Eleven - Power, Play and Transformation
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: hbk ISBN 9781138737174
Description
This book explores the multiplicity of special times and spaces in Japan within which people get together to decide, celebrate or play, in gatherings such as organizational meetings, community festivities, preschool games or drinking bouts. It analyzes these gatherings in relation to the theoretical model of sociocultural frames, examining how such occasions are put together, their unfolding stages, interactive encounters, and relations between participants and the wider social and cultural contexts. It considers the cognitive, emotional and behavioural dimensions, the scope for manipulation and the effects, intentional and unintentional, on participants and the connections to the ways in which in society and culture change. Overall, besides describing specific rites and ceremonies in Japan, the book provides great insights into the process whereby the interactions, feelings and action of individuals and groups shape popular culture.
Table of Contents
Chapter One - Introduction,
Chapter Two - From Mothering to Othering: Organization and Nap Time in a Japanese Preschool
Chapter Three - The Gambaru Complex: Learning to Overcome Obstacles through Individual and Collective Action
Chapter Four - Teachers' Meetings: Information, Quality Control and Decisions
Chapter Five - A Sports Day in Suburban Japan: Leisure, artificial Communities and the Creation of Locality
Chapter Six - Posing, Posturing and Photographic Presences: A Rite of Passage in a Japanese Commuter Village
Chapter Seven - Sake and Spare Time: Management and Imbibement in Japanese Business Firms
Chapter Eight - "Not-Precisely-Work": Golf, Entertainment and Drinking Among Japanese Business Executives in Singapore
Chapter Nine - Coincident Events of Remembrance, Coexisting Spaces of Memory: The Annual Memorial Rites at Yasukuni Shrine.
Chapter Ten - Public Events and Japanese the Self-Defense Forces: Aesthetics, Ritual Density and the Normalization of Military Violence
Chapter Eleven - Power, Play and Transformation
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