Inside a Japanese sharehouse : dreams and realities
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書誌事項
Inside a Japanese sharehouse : dreams and realities
（Japan anthropology workshop series : (JAWS)）
Routledge, 2021
- : hbk
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References: p. [139]-145
Index: p. [147]-148
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book explores social change in Japan at the most intimate site of social interaction - the home - by providing a detailed ethnography of everyday life in a sharehouse. Sharehouses, which emerged in the 2007 'sharehouse boom', are a deliberate alternative to life in the family home and are considered an experimental space for the construction of new social identities.
Through a description of the micro-level, mundane, material interactions among residents within a mid-sized, mixed-sex sharehouse, the book considers what these interactions indicate about existing - and often conflicting - ideas about intimacy, privacy, gender, the individual, family, community, and the home.
In so doing it highlights how sharehouse residents, though a dramatic rejection of the twentieth-century domestic model, with its ideal of the family home as a partnership between a male wage-earner and a dedicated housewife, and its implied separation of 'family' and 'outsiders', are nevertheless uneasy about overturning existing gender roles and giving precedence to the individual over community, and are regarded as a foreign import.
目次
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Aspiration
Chapter 3: International Exchange
Chapter 4: Public and Private
Chapter 5: Nuisance
Chapter 6: Waste
Chapter 7: Village Society
Chapter 8: Conclusion
References
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