Sociology in Japan (original) (raw)

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dbo:abstract Sociology is the methodological and scientific study of human society. It studies the social interactions between a person and society as well as the social patterns between societies, groups, nations, institutions, etc. Sociologists research the relationships between social structures and human lives. They also aim to solve the corresponding social issues revealed from the researches. Sociology in Japan or Shakai-Ishikiron (“social consciousness studies”) emerged during the Meiji Revolution (1868) and developed with the establishment of the first chair of Sociology at Tokyo University in 1893. It has been integrated into the educational system of Japan as a result of modernisation and has been largely influenced by Western sociology. (en) 社会学は、人間社会の方法論的および科学的研究で、人と社会の間の社会的相互作用と、社会、グループ、国家、機関などの間の社会的パターンを扱う 。社会学者は、社会構造と人間の生活の関係を研究しまた、研究から明らかになった対応する社会問題を解決することを目指している 。 日本での社会学は、明治維新 (1868年)以降、明治中期ごろに現れる。1893年に東京大学に社会学の学科が設立されて開発がなされ、日本の教育システムに統合されるが、近代化の結果として、大部分が西洋社会学の影響を受けている 。 (ja)
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dbp:author Shoji Kokichi (en)
dbp:source A Preliminary Analysis of the History of Social Sciences in Contemporary Japan (en)
dbp:text Thus many talented younger sociologists turned from Marxism to structuralism or structuralist social theory ... alternately accepted rather subjective methodologies and theories such as phenomenological sociology, symbolic interactionism and ethnomethodology ... (en)
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rdfs:comment 社会学は、人間社会の方法論的および科学的研究で、人と社会の間の社会的相互作用と、社会、グループ、国家、機関などの間の社会的パターンを扱う 。社会学者は、社会構造と人間の生活の関係を研究しまた、研究から明らかになった対応する社会問題を解決することを目指している 。 日本での社会学は、明治維新 (1868年)以降、明治中期ごろに現れる。1893年に東京大学に社会学の学科が設立されて開発がなされ、日本の教育システムに統合されるが、近代化の結果として、大部分が西洋社会学の影響を受けている 。 (ja) Sociology is the methodological and scientific study of human society. It studies the social interactions between a person and society as well as the social patterns between societies, groups, nations, institutions, etc. Sociologists research the relationships between social structures and human lives. They also aim to solve the corresponding social issues revealed from the researches. (en)
rdfs:label 日本の社会学 (ja) Sociology in Japan (en)
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