身体性に課題を抱える青年期前期の事例における長期冒険キャンプの意味

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抄録

This study theoretically examines the concept of physicality that contributes to the understanding of long-term adventure camps and adolescence and aims to clarify the meaning of the long-term adventure camp in individual an adolescent case with physical problems. The results revealed the following points.

1) The results clarified that the concept of physicality can be understood as "a concept in which the mind and body are connected, and a concept that expresses the whole mind and body when the mind and body are regarded as one entity." 2) In order to understand the phenomenon in practice, Ichikawa's ¹⁾ five perspectives of "the body as the subject", "the body as the object", "one’s own body against another", "the body of another", and "the body as implexe body" were considered useful. 3) The results clarified that the meaning of the long-term adventure camp is the process of confronting obstacles and acquiring a strong "movement", "the body as the subject", becoming confident in the "body as the object", and incorporating the expectations of others and renewing the perception of "one’s own body against another”. 4) It was considered that the process in which the bodies interact with each other in a complex manner is important to regain physicality, such as experiencing " embodied knowledge (understand through the body) " and "synchronizing" with others through the physical sensation of touching and being touched by nature.