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「学制」にもとづく小学校設立における校舎の確保 : 筑摩県の事例より

多和田, 真理子, 20140307. -- (相模女子大学紀要. C, 社会系. vol.77C). <TC10093367>
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「学制」にもとづく小学校設立における校舎の確保 : 筑摩県の事例より

多和田, 真理子, 20140307. -- (相模女子大学紀要. C, 社会系. vol.77C). <TC10093367>
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title 「学制」にもとづく小学校設立における校舎の確保 : 筑摩県の事例より
alternative title Establishment of elementary schools and procurement of school buildings on the basis of the Gakusei : the case of Chikuma Prefecture
alternative title ガクセイ ニ モトヅク ショウガッコウ セツリツ ニオケル コウシャ ノ カクホ チクマケン ノ ジレイ ヨリ
creator 多和田, 真理子
publisher 相模女子大学
parent bibliography link 相模女子大学紀要. C, 社会系. vol.77C||サガミ ジョシ ダイガク キヨウ. C シャカイケイ. vol.77C <TB10093299>
NII RecordID AA12393380
ISSN 1883535X
jtitle 相模女子大学紀要. C, 社会系
volumes 77
PAGES 77-88
Issued date 20140307
subject Gakusei
subject school buildings
subject Chikuma Prefecture
subject temples
subject rural kabuki theaters
subject 学制
subject 校舎
subject 筑摩県
subject 小学校
description 研究論文(Thesisses)
description The purpose of this paper is to focus special attention on the procurement of school buildings during the process of establishing elementary schools in towns and villages in early Meiji Japan by discussing the case of Chikuma Prefecture (now part of southern Nagano Prefecture and northern Gifu Prefecture). The promulgation of the Gakusei (Education Law) in 1872 led to the creation of new school districts and made the establishment of elementary schools in every town and village an urgent priority. As a result, the procurement of school buildings became a major issue, alongside school attendance by children and teacher training. There were very few examples of the kind of modern, Western-style architecture seen in the Kaichi School (Matsumoto), and over 70% of elementary school buildings throughout Japan consisted of rented and converted temples and private houses. However, the lack of modern, newly-built school buildings does not necessarily signify a defect in educational administration. In Chikuma Prefecture, Governor Moriteru Nagayama actively encouraged the use of former temple buildings that had been closed due to haibutsu kishaku (anti-buddhist movement) and rural kabuki theaters as school buildings. For Nagayama, the conversion of former temples and theaters into school buildings was also an effective means of repudiating traditional culture and bringing enlightenment to the populace.
type nii Departmental Bulletin Paper
URI https://opac.std.cloud.iliswave.jp/iwjs0016opc/TC10093367
relation bibliography link 原本:相模女子大学紀要. C, 社会系 = The journal of Sagami Women's University||サガミ ジョシ ダイガク キヨウ. C, シャカイケイ <SB10022454>
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