Paradigm Lost and Regained in Disaster Recovery : Shrinking Strategy with Dignity and a “Tsunagu” approach

サイガイ　フッコウ　ノ　パラダイス　ロスト　ト　パラダイム　リゲインド　ソンゲン　アル　シュクタイ　ト　ツナグ　カカワリ

ミヤモト, タクミ

Miyamoto, Takumi

サイガイ　ト　キョウセイ　ケンキュウカイ

災害復興

集合的否認

パラダイム

待つ

depopulation

disaster recovery

collective denial

paradigm

waiting

A shrinking society which attempts to “Paradigm shift” has some problems as it is called “Paradigm lost”. If society achieves “Paradigm regained”, we need solve them. The problems are described as “collective denial” which means people tend to deny the reality that society is shrinking. “Collective denial” has risk to accelerate the speed of declining and demolition of society. “Collective denial” is due to instrumentalism of time which evaluates the present from the perspective of the future. In order to conquer “Collective denial” and accomplish “Paradigm regained”, it is important to recover consummatory sense of time, which enables evaluation of the existence within the context of instrumentalism, by connecting “near future” to the present with “tsunagu” approach that is available by rethinking of “waiting”.