Disaster Volunteers as Tourists (Postal Multitudes) : Updating Theory of Disaster Volunteers

カンコウキャク　ユウビンテキ　マルチチュード　ト　シテノ　サイガイ　ボランティア　サイガイ　ボランティアロン　コウシン　ノ　ココロミ

アツミ, トモヒデ

Atsumi, Tomohide

サイガイ　ト　キョウセイ　ケンキュウカイ

災害ボランティア論

観光客

郵便的マルチチュード

Disaster Volunteers

Theory of Disaster Volunteers

Tourist

Postal Multitude

The present study focused on theoretically and practically expected activities of disaster volunteers in the field and developed discussions for updating the theory of disaster volunteers based on modes of exchange. I referred to the philosophy of tourists (Azuma, 2017) and related three key phrases of disaster volunteers: “visiting the disaster area anyway”, “helping people without being helped,” and “being with survivors” to their key concepts: postal multitude, revival of mis-delivery, and incapable father), respectively. Accordingly, I concluded that the philosophy of tourists contributed to updating the theory of disaster volunteers in that it clarified the tactics of disaster volunteer movements and procedures for transferring the experiences of disaster volunteers to the next generations.