In this study, the comprehension of the notion of national culture in the National Congress of Culture was analyzed. Furthermore, the function of communication and authority between intellectuals and people involved in Japanese social movements during the late 1950s was described.
Progressive Japanese intellectuals’ activities in postwar social movements were included in Postwar Enlightenment. These intellectuals with liberal arts backgrounds enlightened people because they possessed rich cultural capital. In contrast, historical studies have argued that intellectuals refl ected their enlightenment in movements. However, one may question how the intellectuals’ reflections and enlightenment were connected.
In theories of communication, Habermas argued that people can develop their personality and agree rationally through interactive communication while Bourdieu argued that enlightenment inevitably occurs when cultural capital and authority work together through a social space in which a group is passive, for example, a classroom with a teacher and students. Analyzing communication between intellectuals and people with these theories proves the communication and authority of postwar social movements.
The National Meeting of Culture, which was hosted by the National Congress of Culture annually during the late 1950s and 1960s and allowed people of various social classes to interact, was examined in this study.
内容記述
一般論文
雑誌名
相関社会科学 = Komaba Studies in Society
巻
29
ページ
19 - 34
発行年
2020-03-01
ISSN
09159312
書誌レコードID
AN10181474
著者版フラグ
publisher
出版者
東京大学大学院総合文化研究科国際社会科学専攻
出版者別名
Department of Advanced Social and International Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo
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1950年代の大衆集会にみる知識人と参加者のコミュニケーション : 国民文化全国集会における「国民文化」言説を事例として
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