Kyoto University [email protected]
Abstract
This article conducts micro video analysis of collaborative activities for building the shrine pavilion in Dosojin festival in Nozawa-onsen village. By comparative analysis on several related scenes from viewpoints of both membership and materiality, it illustrates descriptively how participants within on-going activities solve such highly situated problem as who among participants is adequate for taking up particular work and what sort of operation is suitable for executing the work.
Keywords Membership, M Collaborative Activity, Dosojin festival, Micro video analysis
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