Exploratory Studies in Knowledge - NISHIO Hirokazu's Scrapbox (Auto-translated from Japanese)

Exploratory Studies in Knowledge

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From exploration studies of "knowledge" - news coverage to creation

Table of Contents

1: Why study of news gathering is necessary

1-1: Everydayness and Creativity

1-2: Work Structure

1-3: Solving Difficult Problems and Emergence of the KJ Method.

1-4: Interview studies as a new bottleneck.

1-5: cumulative KJ method especially for six rounds

2: How to explore

2-1: making a compass raising a question round

2-2: Five Principles of Exploration

2-3: Interior Exploration

2-4: External Exploration

3: Field observation and its recording method.

3-1: Role of [field observation

3-2: Individual identification and coordinate knowledge or Individualization and systemization

3-3: dot-notes - self-indulgent pleasures - frowning on someone - savings box

3-4: exploration net (fireworks)

3-7: multistage pickup

3-8: All the steps of [Monotropastrum humile (species of saprophytic plant)

4: Fieldwork Tips.

4-1: Tips before going outdoors

4-2: at a natural pace and with warm courtesy.

4-3: interview procedure

4-4: immerse oneself in the subject with an open mind

4-5: Let's widen the net with the cumulative power of reading.

4-6: Smooth and reliable pipeline from record to use.

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