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This essay shows that TSUCHIDA Kyôson (1891-1934), philosopher and leader of the movement of Free Colleges of General Education, 1920-30, constructed theories of education in a roundabout way. He was influenced by the book Proletcult written by Mr and Mrs Paul from England. But they were strongly against the general education for the labour class, to sharpen an attack on The Workers’ Educational Association (WEA), a famous institution of general education, condemning it as a class-struggle breaker. Tsuchida said that the theory of the Pauls was wrong, because they neglected lots of the legacies of human being, as Shakespeare’s works or ancient Greek arts. Blaming the Pauls, Tsuchida gradually made his theories, never investigating WEA, though he got much data of it. Tsuchida looks to have distrusted on it, for it decreased the tutorial classes of economic studies, so, from his viewpoint, WEA looked like Essa Summer College in Niigata Prefecture, a government agency established to raise supporters of the imperial state. The author thinks that Tsuchida’s neglect on WEA deprived him of getting the method of creating autodidact culture at Japanese Free Colleges of General Education. For this reason, the number of the audience decreased at the Free Colleges in the last half of the 1920s, and at last they faded out.

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1. ポール夫妻のプロレットカルト論を批判した土田
2. 労働者への教養教育を批判していたポール夫妻
3. 英国の労働者教養教育機関から直接に学ばなかった土田-仮説の提起を含めて-
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• 岡本洋之 [ OKAMOTO HiroYuki | 日本兵庫大学現代ビジネス学部准教授 ]
• 申宗大 [ 신종대 | 釜慶大学校日語日文学部教授 ] 討論

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• 간행물명

  동북아시아문화학회 국제학술대회 [國際學術大會]

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  반년간

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  ~2022

• 십진분류

  KDC 910 DDC 950