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Ishikura Lab
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The lab takes a sociological approach to how people understand society.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring how society is seen through language.
The Ishikura Lab studies, from a sociological perspective, how people perceive and understand society.
Drawing on the sociology of social consciousness and discourse analysis, the lab has clarified the logic of that understanding and the forms taken by the social imagination.
Its subjects so far include the family, detective fiction, and theories of the information society.
The lab also pursues quantitative research on people's behavioral choices and how they view their lives, and continues regional surveys in Japan in collaboration with other universities and research institutions.
Key terms
- Sociology of social consciousness
- A field of sociology that deals with how people feel and think about society
- Discourse analysis
- A method for reading how people see things from patterns in written language and ways of speaking
- Theories of the information society
- A body of debate about how society changes as information technology spreads
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From a sociological standpoint, particularly the sociology of social consciousness and discourse analysis, the lab studies the forms through which people grasp and understand society, and the imagination involved. It also conducts surveys that quantitatively examine people's behavioral choices and how they view their lives.
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- ProfessorYoshihiro Ishikura
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