紀要論文

キャリアデザインに係わる気がかりな概念の考察 : 再帰性、恒常性、伝統主義、そしてフレンドシップ

The "Career Design" Era Has Started in Japan (3)

jpn

13493043

https://doi.org/10.15002/00007365

法政大学キャリアデザイン学部

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2010-03

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This paper, the third in the “Career Design” series, is sub−titled “towards a discipline of career design”. First, it covers the issue of the individuality of Japanese, which is quite different from that of Westerners. Second, it addresses what kind of university education is suitable for Japanese youth in light of contemporary Japanese society, and also examines liberal arts and liberal education. Third, it proposes what really should be learned by Japanese youth. Finally, by introducing recent achievements in career studies in the United States quoting from the “handbook of career studies,” it proposes a tentative framework for this discipline in Japan. Four Concepts that Occur to Me When I Think of Career Design When I tried to study careers from a philosophical viewpoint this year, I encountered the following four terms: reflexivity, homeostasis, traditionalism and friendship. This paper examines these concepts from the standpoint of designing a career. The first and second concepts are related to one’s way of thinking, and the third and fourth concepts are important when Japanese are inclined to pursue a naturally satisfying career life.

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