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タイトル: 京都大学構内遺跡調査研究年報 2023年度

タイトル: 情感性と自己感 --アンリからスターンへ--著者: 伊原木, 大祐

タイトル: 臨床心理士として仕事をしているときに経験した情感性は、どのように書けば迫真性をおびて伝わるだろうか著者: 塩飽, 千丁

タイトル: 井筒俊彦の禅理解における意味分節の三段階 --ジーン・ブロッカーの禅理解との比較から著者: 林, 哲平抄録: This paper aims to elucidate Toshihiko Izutsu’s conception of three stages of semantic articulation to philosophically elaborate the experience of Zen Buddhism in comparison with Gene Blocker’s understanding of Zen. Blocker proposes three stages of semantic investigation to clarify the nature of meaning, asserting that it is a projection. Additionally, Blocker discovers a similar understanding in Zen masters’ sayings. Likewise, Izutsu identifies three stages of semantic articulation in Zen masters’ thoughts: (1) articulation that posits an essence (essentialism), (2) non-articulation, and (3) articulation that does not posit an essence (non-essentialism). However, Izutsu interprets these thoughts as implying a metaphysical structure of self-articulation of non-articulation. Conversely, Blocker does not adopt the metaphy ...

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Title: ふるさと納税における地場産品のサプライチェーン構造と返礼品の価格形成過程 : 北海道の自治体を事例にAuthors: 今井, 遼太郎; 清水池, 義治Abstract: The purpose of this study is to clarify the structure of the supply chain and the price determination process for agricultural products within Japanʼs unique "Hometown Tax Donation" system. The Hometown Tax Donation system allows taxpayers to make donations to municipalities other than their place of residence, and in return, they receive benefits in the form of tax deductions and thank-you gifts (often food). The market size of this system is approximately 1 trillion yen, with about 150 billion yen accounted for by agricultural products, making it a promising new sales channel. However, there are many issues regarding tax fairness, leading to heated debates and making it difficult to consider it a permanent fixture. This study analyzes the systemʼs operational reality and attempts ...

Title: 農福連携の継続要因と関係機関に求められる対応 : 北海道恵庭市を事例としてAuthors: 香川, 克樹; 東山, 寛Abstract: In recent years, as labor shortages in agriculture have become more serious, agricultural welfare partnerships have been attracting attention. However, the withdrawal rate from agricultural welfare partnerships is high nationwide, and there are issues of continuity. In addition, it has been pointed out that it is important to build a support system for agricultural welfare partnerships by relevant local organizations, and support by such organizations is required to enhance continuity. In this paper, based on a survey of the actual situation of the collaboration between Type B labor support facilities and agricultural enterprises in Eniwa City, Hokkaido, we clarify the factors necessary for the continuation of this collaboration and consider the performances of the related organizations. In order to continue the collaboration betw ...

Title: 家族農業経営における経営継承直後の販路拡大と展開方向 : 北海道タマネギ作経営を事例としてAuthors: 髙橋, 成弥; 小松, 知未Abstract: This paper focuses on the management objectives and sales strategies in family farms immediately after succession, specifically analyzing a family farm in its third year of succession in Kuriyama Town, Hokkaido. The study reveals the practicalities and challenges of sales strategies based on management objectives. Additionally, considering potential constraints on future business resources, the paper discusses prospective directions for development. In the case study, the family farm management realized these objectives by coordinating multiple sales channels and adjusts strategies based on the objectives of "profit assurance" and "growth & customer creation." In the process of developing sales channels, the management objectives and the corresponding sales channel acquisition did not progress step by st ...

Title: ミニトマト産地における新規参入者の継続的確保に繋がる要因 : 北海道仁木町及び新ひだか町静内地区を事例としてAuthors: 菊池, 敬太; 東山, 寛Abstract: In this paper, we clarify the state of support for newcomers in Niki Town and Shizunai District, Hokkaido, and consider the factors that have made it possible to continuously secure newcomers in both areas. While the two regions have many common elements as cherry tomato producing areas, there were differences in training environments, acceptance requirements, and support systems, such as subsidies. The following were found as common factors in both regions: (1) brand power as a cherry tomato production area, (2) a system for accepting newcomers by various institutions and mentor farmers, (3) substantial financial support, (4) the existence of communal grading facilities, (5) a comfortable living environment, and (6) a track record of newcomers. In addition to being a large produc ...