In our aging society, it is important to think over the relationship between elderly people and their families. Elderly people often say, "I don't want to cause my family 'meiwaku'." In this paper, I will discuss what they mean by the expression of "meiwaku" as well as the definition of the term, "meiwaku". According to a current Japanese dictionary, "meiwaku" means an annoying situation that is caused by others' behavior or problems. Although much research
has been done on social "meiwaku" or "meiwaku"(NIMBY) facilities, "meiwaku" in those cases is considered as repellence, precaution or eviction request. "Interdependence" will become more and more important as our society with fewer children is aging more and more quickly every year. We need to try to find solutions in which nobody feels that she/he is causing others "meiwaku" or that she/he is "meiwaku" for others.
雑誌名
熊本大学社会文化研究
巻
12
ページ
111 - 127
発行年
2014-03-25
ISSN
1348530Ｘ
書誌レコードID
AA11837081
フォーマット
application/pdf
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著者版フラグ
publisher
日本十進分類法
367.7
その他の言語のタイトル
What is "meiwaku"? : Consideration about the situation in which elderly people express "to cause others 'meiwaku'"
高齢者が「迷惑」と表現する状況に関する考察
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