Ilja Srubar / Shingo Shimada (Hgg.)

Development of Sociology in Japan

Jahrbuch für Soziologiegeschichte
Herausgegeben:Klingemann, Carsten; Neumann, Michael; Rehberg, Karl-Siegbert, Herausgegeben:Srubar, Ilja; Shimada, Shingo

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Produktbeschreibung

Der Band vermittelt einenÜberblick der Soziologie in Japan. Ausgewiesene Soziologen aus Japan stellen zentrale Arbeitsfelder vor und zeigen die Relevanz der dortigen Forschung auf.

Produktdetails

• Jahrbuch für Soziologiegeschichte
• Verlag: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 978-3-531-14513-6
• 2005
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Januar 2005
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 210mm x 148mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 292g
• ISBN-13: 9783531145136
• ISBN-10: 3531145134
• Artikelnr.: 13339210

Autorenporträt

Prof. Dr. Ilja Srubar ist am Institut für Soziologie der Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg tätig. Prof. Dr. Shingo Shimada ist Professor für Kulturvergleichende Soziologie an der Martin-Luther Universität Halle- Wittenberg.

Inhaltsangabe

Table of content.- Acknowledgement.- The History of Japanese Sociology until 1945.- 1Modernization and the Introduction of Western Thought.- 2Sociology in a Development State.- 3Problems Surrounding the Sociology of Knowledge and Its Acceptance in Japan.- 4Development in Empirical Research.- Sociology in Postwar Japan and Its Problems.- 1Viewpoint of Seeing Postwar Sociology in Japan.- 2The Continuity from Prewar to Postwar Sociology.- 3Concerning the Micro-Macro Link through Weber and Parsons (The Mainstream Theoretical Trend in Postwar Japanese Sociology).- 4Marxian Sociology (The Anti-Mainstream Trend in Postwar Japanese Sociology).- 5The Development of Empirical Sociology in Japan.- 6Social Research and Quantitative Sociology.- 7Summary and Conclusion: Some Comments on Postwar Sociology.- A History of Empirical Social Research in Japan.- 1Introduction.- 2Empirical Social Research in Prewar Japan (before 1945).- 3Quantitative Social Research in Postwar Japan (after 1946).- 4Qualitative Research in Postwar Japan.- 5Conclusion.- 6 Bibliography.- Concerning Max Weber's Reception in Japan.- 1Introduction: What Characterizes the History of a Reception?.- 2Before 1930.- 3From the 1930s to the End of World War II.- 4From the End of world War II to the 1960s.- 5The Weber Criticism of the 1960s and 1970s.- 6The Splitting of the Weberians in the 1970s.- 7The Criticism.- 8Conclusion.- The Acceptance of Simmel in Japan.- 1Introduction.- 2Acceptance Before World War II.- 3Acceptance after World War II.- 4Concluding Remarks.- Talcott Parsons and theoretical sociology in Japan: The Social System Theory and its Influence on Japanese Sociologists.- 1Introduction.- 2A Characteristic Configuration of the Social Sciences in Japan ...- 3Japanese Versions of Structural-fiinctionalism.-Phenomenological Sociology in Japan: Past and Present - with special reference to Alfred Schütz -.- 1Introduction.- 2The First Stage: Before the Second World War.- 3The Second Stage: After the Second World War.- 4Alfred Schütz and phenomenological sociology in Japan.- 5Conclusion.- Sociology of Knowledge and Sociology of Culture in Japan: Prewar Period, Postwar Period and Postmodern Period.- 1Prewar Period, 1920s-1945: Foundation Work.- 2From Germany to America.- 3 Frankfurt School, Structuralism and Sociology of Knowledge.- 4Sociology of Culture.- 5Postmodern Period, 1980s: Re-Europeanization.- The History of Family Research in Japan.- 1Introduction.- 2The Origins of Family Sociology - Phase One (1926-1944).- 3The Expansion and Crisis of Group Theory - Phase Two (1945-1979).- 4The Change in Paradigms of Family Research - Phase Three (1980-).- 5Conclusion.- History of Industrial Sociology in Japan: Ethos and Organization in Company-Capitalism.- 1Introduction.- 2Industrial Dualism in Japan.- 3Industrialization and Workers' Ethos.- 4Conclusion.- The History of Feminist Sociology in Japan.- 1Introduction.- 2The Discourse on the Mother Role.- 3Takamure Itsue.- 4The Discourse on the Role of the Housewife (shufu ronso).- 5The New Feminist Movement - Uman ribu and the third Phase of the Discourse about the Role of the Housewife.- 6The Arise of Women's Studies.- 7Ecological Feminism.- 8The Current Situation of Feminist Sociology.- 9Conclusion.- The Authors and Editors.Aus dem Inhalt:
Geschichte der japanischen Soziologie nach 1945 - Empirische Sozialforschung in Japan - Die Max Weber-Rezeption in Japan - Simmel in Japan - Parsons und die theoretische Soziologie in Japan - Phänomenologische Soziologie - Wissens- und Kultursoziologie in Japan - Geschichte der Familienforschung - Industriesoziologie - Feministische Soziologie in Japan