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Place and Performance Co-emergingAn Anthropology of Ba

An Anthropology of Ba Place and Performance Co-emerging

菊判 204ページ
価格:3,520円 (消費税:320円)
ISBN978-4-8140-0351-8 C3039
奥付の初版発行年月:2021年03月 / 発売日:2021年04月上旬
発行:京都大学学術出版会  
発売:京都大学学術出版会
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内容紹介

Do places influence human behavior?
In everyday thinking, spaces and places are generally seen as empty vessels where human activity occurs. Digging a bit deeper, we can distinguish spaces from places: places are spaces that have meanings attached — an empty room becomes a classroom or a bedroom depending on what people do in it. Focusing on the Japanese concept ba — usually translated as ‘place’ — these studies recognize that places imbued with social meaning influence human behavior. Ba takes into account the social context, the norms that dictate behavior, the mood of a place, and the individual’s feelings about it. Conceptualized as ba, places limit and direct what we can do, and in the process, shape who we are. Drawing from a wide array of ethnographic studies, this collection illustrates various ways in which place and human agency co-emerge

 「場所」とは,ただ,人の活動が行われる空の容器ではない。何もない部屋が,人の行動によって教室になったり寝室になったりするように,人によって何らかの意味が付加されることで,「空間」は「場所」となる。しかもその「場所」は,ただ社会的な意味が込められた「空間」というだけでない。日本語の「場」という概念は,「space」や「place」の持つ,より深い作用を表現する。すなわち「場」とは,社会的な背景,行動を規定する規範,雰囲気,個人の感情などを含めた,人間の行動に影響を与える人を取り巻く何かであり,このように概念化されたとき,「場所」は,私たちができることを制限し,指示し,その過程で私たち自身を形成する空間であることが分かる。
 日本の暗黒舞踏や世界中の伝統音楽,伝統舞踊への参与型の民族誌を通し,場所と人間のエージェンシーがいかに共に立ち現れるのかに迫る,気鋭の人類学者による挑戦。

著者プロフィール

Gaku Kajimaru (梶丸岳)(カジマル ガク)

Assistant Professor of Kyoto University. Kajimaru completed a PhD in Anthropology. His research interest is reciprocal singing of Buyi (China), Lao (Laos) and Japan, and the social aspect of Japanese folk song. He was awarded the 13th Tokugawa Munemasa Award and the 31st Tanabe Hisao Prize.

Caitlin Coker(コーカー)

Associate Professor at Hokkaido University’s School of Humanities and Human Science. Coker completed a PhD in Cultural Anthropology at Kyoto University in 2017. Her research focuses on physical experience and performance, specifically butoh and pole dancing, as topics and practice-based methods to develop anthropological theory and thought.

Kazuhiro Kazama (風間計博)(カザマ カズヒロ)

Professor of Kyoto University. Kazama is an anthropologist who conducted long-term fieldwork on Tabiteuea Atoll in Kiribati and shorter research among the Gilbertese speakers in Fiji. His research interests include cross-cultural encounters, and an ethnographic approach to the study of historical memory and emotions in Oceania.

上記内容は本書刊行時のものです。

目次

Figures
Tables
Photographs
Contributors

Preface
Introduction: An Anthropology of Ba
Gaku Kajimaru, Caitlin Coker, and Kazuhiro Kazama

Part I: Co-emergence of Ba and Actor
1. Butoh and the Cabaret:
How the place of striptease fueled avant-garde performance
in Japan Caitlin Coker
2. Space for Competition and Place for Participation:
Two Contrasting Sides of a Japanese Folk Song Contest
Gaku Kajimaru
3. Ritual Performance and Agency of Ba:
Hierarchy and Mood at Ceremonial Feasts in
Pohnpei, Micronesia Masaharu Kawano

Part II: Performative Translocality
4. Performing Turkish Culture:
The Inclusiveness of the Largest Y ru k Festival in
Contemporary Turkey Ulara Tamura
5. Creating Oceania:
Place and Ba of the Festival of Pacific Arts Fumi Watanabe
6. Performers' Two Bodies/ Double Consciousness:
Performers and Traditional Repertoire in Tibetan
Refugee Society Tatsuya Yamamoto
7. Conflicts Create Ba and Agency:
How E.A.B.I.C. Rastafarians Occupy the World Shuji Kamimoto
8. After Fieldwork:
Vestiges in/from a Fieldworker Eriko Kawanishi

Bibliography
Index


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