This paper shows that the temperance movement in japan is a result of modernization according to some historical records. This movement become a personal movement from the national policy. The paradigm of a temperance movement responded to the change of the times from a "religionbased temperance movement," a "movement for saving," a "medical moderation movement," and a "political temperance movement" including public health. Moreover Japan, from an historical practice of being a "temperance village for folk customs" was important and "grounded in active participation as a worldly group." It was indispensable and so it can be said that health education in Japan is important. It is suggested that the consepts of daily life from an historical viewpoint are also required to promote "proper drinking."
出版者
岡山県立大学
雑誌名
岡山県立大学保健福祉学部紀要
雑誌名(英)
Bulletin of Faculty of Health and Welfare Science,Okayama Prefectural University
近代日本における禁酒運動のパラダイム
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第14巻 A原著論文-6
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