战后日本的宗教与政治——以创价学会与公明党为例     

王新生 《临沂师范学院学报》2011,33(3):46-52

从1955年开始,日本经济进入高速增长期。伴随着工业化、城市化急速发展的浪潮,大量人口从农村流入城市,这些人中的大多数沦为城市＂边缘人＂,属于社会的弱势群体。此时,代表着城市低收入阶层的宗教团体——＂创价学会＂所采取的人文关怀行为和＂人性革命＂等主张顺应了弱势群体的心理与价值观的需求,成为吸引这一群体入会的有力手段。同时,为了更好地维护团体利益,创价学会积极参与政治,其政治代表公明党奉行的＂中道政治＂使其可以灵活地调整自己的政治策略,从而为提高影响力并逐步走上联合执政之路奠定了基础。  相似文献   

管窥日本大学读书运动-以创价大学读书运动SBW为例     

力恺 《大学图书馆学报》2012,30(3):84-88

在高速发展的信息时代,信息的生产、传播发生了巨大的变化。作为信息主要载体之一的图书,其传统地位也受到前所未有的挑战。在校园中,随着学生读书量的减少,由此引发的阅读理解能力的下降以及读者日益脱离图书馆的倾向等诸多问题都显现出来。信息化走在世界前列的日本,这种现象就更加突出。该文以创价大学图书馆开展的全校读书运动Soka BookWave(SBW)为例,介绍了日本大学图书馆应对信息化浪潮冲击的多项举措,希望给我国高校图书馆的发展和功能定位带来一些启示。  相似文献   

Daisaku Ikeda and the Soka movement for global citizenship     

Jason Goulah 《Asia Pacific Journal of Education》2020,40(1):35-48

ABSTRACT

This article examines contributions to the ethic and practice of cosmopolitanism by Japanese educators Makiguchi Tsunesaburo, Toda Josei and, most significantly, Ikeda Daisaku. Collectively, they are “the philosophers of the Soka movement” that Rizvi and Choo refer to in their call for a special issue on “Asian cosmopolitanism.” The article advances understanding about the Soka movement for cosmopolitanism in two ways. First, it traces the genealogy and thought informing the Soka movement and then examines the substance of each progenitor’s contributions to cosmopolitanism from historical and linguistic perspectives. The author pays particular attention to the inclusion of courage and faith in Ikeda’s framework and also addresses important translational insights invisible to those not fluent in Japanese. Second, the author analyzes today’s Soka movement for cosmopolitanism in education and in the Soka Gakkai International. This section draws on Sato Masaru’s views of the Soka movement and presents concrete examples of how Ikeda’s perspective of global citizenship is understood and actualized curricularly in the U.S. context.  相似文献