It's Raining, It's Pouring, the Old Man Is Snoring: Content Analysis of Age Stereotypes in Nursery Rhymes
1Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, 469C Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, 259772, Singapore, 65 66015229.
JMIR aging
|February 17, 2026
まとめ
幼稚園歌詞は,多くの場合,否定的な年齢のステレオタイプを永続させ,高齢者を特徴とする歌曲の半分以上が,高齢者を否定的に描写しています. これは,子どもの早期教育教材に,高齢化についてより正確で肯定的な表現が必要であることを強調しています.
科学分野:
- ゲロントロジーはゲロントロジーの学科です.
- 子どもの発達 子供の発達 子供の発達
- 文化研究 文化研究 文化研究
背景:
- エイジストの信念は,幼少期に形成され,成人期まで持続します.
- 幼稚園の歌詞は,高齢化に関する子供の見方を社会化するための重要な媒体です.
- 子どものメディアにおける年齢のステレオタイプに関する既存の研究は,ナースリームを無視しています.
研究 の 目的:
- 幼稚園歌詞における高齢者の表現の範囲を分析する.
- 幼稚園のリムで,高齢と関連した主流のステレオタイプを特定する.
- これらのステレオタイプが主にポジティブかネガティブかを判断する.
主な方法:
- 735のユニークなナースリームの内容分析.
- 高齢に関連する用語を検索し,29の関連ライムを特定しました.
- ステレオタイプを分析するために,演的および誘導的推論を適用した.
主要な成果:
- 幼稚園歌詞の4% (29/735) のテーマは高齢でした.
- これらの詩の半分以上 (59%) は,年齢に関する否定的なステレオタイプを含んでいた.
- 3分の1 (34%) はポジティブなステレオタイプを含み,7%は中立でした.
結論:
- 幼稚園歌詞は,年齢のステレオタイプを広め,強化することができます.
- 子供向けのメディアでは,高齢者のより正確で微妙な描写が必要である.
- 幼児教育におけるネガティブなステレオタイプに挑戦することは,高齢化に対するより健康的な見方を育む.
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