Book (Practical) Society Cultural History of Salaryman

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SOCIETY
After the Meiji Restoration, following the example of Western Europe, the Shokusan Kogyo was hastened and new organizations were formed one after another. How did the salaried workers "grow"? When did the salaried workers, who are now collectively called "ordinary ordinary people," appear in society? What is the historical and social background behind the spread of the social consciousness that regards the salaried workers as representing "stability"? Focusing on the salaried workers who tend to be described only as an aggregate of "ordinary ordinary people," this article clarifies what kind of feelings have been reflected in various cultural representations in the society of each era in which they lived. Specifically, it analyzes the social situation behind the fiction of photographs, cartoons, movies, and literary works, especially literary works, from the viewpoint of salaried workers. Success in life, small citizens, intellectuals, labor unions. It is the effort to highlight the various facial expressions of the salaried workers who were once called "the middle class of 100 million people" and continued to work at the expense of "stability and ordinary family life" as a symbol of it, together with the reality of each era.