Japāņu hierarhijas sistēma: vertikālā sabiedrība un sempai - kōhai kultūra
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Latvijas Universitāte
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Šajā darbā tiek analizēta Japānas hierarhiskās sistēmas, jeb, konkrēti, sempai-kōhai un vertikālās sabiedrības koncepcijas vēsture un aktualitāte mūsdienu Japānas sabiedrībā. Šī darba mērķis ir padziļināti izpētīt sociālo un komunikācijas barjeru starp japāņiem un ārzemniekiem. Darba ietvaros tika izanalizēti vairāki japāņu, amerikāņu un eiropiešu literatūras avoti, plašsaziņas līdzekļi un interneta avoti. Darbā tiek analizēti nozīmīgi Japāņu sabiedrības un indivīdu iekšējās struktūras un kultūras aspekti. Tie nav saprotami lielākai ārzemnieku daļai un pārvēršas par galveno savstarpējās komunikācijas barjeru.
This work analyses the history and relevance of Japan's hierarchical systems, namely sempai-kōhai and the concept of vertical society in today's Japanese society. The aim of this work is to look in depth at the social and communication barrier between Japanese and foreigners. As part of the work, a number of Japanese, American and European literature sources, media and internet sources were analyzed. Important internal structures and cultural aspects of Japanese society and individuals are being analyzed at work, which are often not understood by foreigners, who have turned into a major interpersonal barrier.
This work analyses the history and relevance of Japan's hierarchical systems, namely sempai-kōhai and the concept of vertical society in today's Japanese society. The aim of this work is to look in depth at the social and communication barrier between Japanese and foreigners. As part of the work, a number of Japanese, American and European literature sources, media and internet sources were analyzed. Important internal structures and cultural aspects of Japanese society and individuals are being analyzed at work, which are often not understood by foreigners, who have turned into a major interpersonal barrier.