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Journal of Quality Education Vol. 5 *䛈471-8565㻌 ឡ▱┴㇏⏣ᕷⓑᒣ⏫᭤12-33㻌 ᪥ᮏ㉥༑Ꮠ㇏⏣┳ㆤᏛ Correspondence concerning this article should be sent to: 7RPRNR0XUDVH-DSDQHVH5HG&URVV7R\RWD &ROOHJHRI1XUVLQJ1DQDPDJDUL+DNXVDQFKR7R\RWD$LFKL-$3$1 Email: [email protected] ᛯᴾ ૨ᴾ ᮧ℩㻌 ᬛᏊ 㸪ᮧ℩㻌㞞ಇ Tomoko Murase*, Masatoshi Murase** ᪥ᮏ㉥༑Ꮠ㇏⏣┳ㆤᏛ㸪ி㒔Ꮫᇶ♏≀⌮Ꮫ◊✲ᡤ The Process of Keeping Sustainable Learning as an Expert Nurse on her Life History 䠉A Qualitative Analysis based on “The Self-Nonself Circulation Theory” 㻖 )DFXOW\RI-DSDQHVH5HG&URVV7R\RWD&ROOHJHRI1XUVLQJ )DFXOW\RI<XNDZD,QVWLWXWHIRU7KHRUHWLFDO3K\VLFV.\RWR8QLYHUVLW\ Even after graduating from the school of nursing, it is very important for practical nurses to continue their studies. There seem to be difficult problems: What is the essential study of nursing? How do they keep on their studies? In the present paper, the author studied the qualitative analysis of an expert nurse through the interview with the nurse based on her life history. It was found that when the nurse was confronted with great difficulties, she realized her lack of nursing ability in solving the difficulties, which in turn let her study harder and harder. Different studies and different experiences often led to conflicting situations in her mind. The nurse, however, gradually learned how to solve the conflicting situations from her own long-term experiences. The knowledge present in the outside world is useless unless it is applied to real experiences. If there are conflicting situations among different knowledge, it must be a challenging problem how to realize a unifying view from these conflicting situations. It is the internalization of different knowledge present in the outside world that must be the essential process for the nurse to attach the challenging problem, because it can be viewed as a unifying process. Such a unifying process was interpreted in terms of “self-nonself circulation theory” proposed by Murase (2000). ༌ጀჃᜱỉἻỶἧἤἋἚἼὊỆấẬỦܖ፼ഒửਤẴỦ ᆉᴾ ḘḘᐯࠁὉᐯࠁᛯỉᙻໜẦỤ Keywords : Sustainable learning, an Expert Nurse, Life history, Qualitative analysis, The Self-Nonself circulation theory ࢻ⥅⥆ⓗ࡞Ꮫ⩦⇍⦎┳ㆤᖌࢺࢫ㉁ⓗศᯒ⮬ᕫ㠀⮬ᕫᚠ ⎔⌮ㄽ㻌

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Journal of Quality Education Vol. 5

* 471-8565 12-33Correspondence concerning this article should be sent to:

Email: [email protected]

Tomoko Murase*, Masatoshi Murase**

The Process of Keeping Sustainable Learning as an Expert Nurseon her Life History

A Qualitative Analysis based on “The Self-Nonself Circulation Theory”

Even after graduating from the school of nursing, it is very important for practical nursesto continue their studies. There seem to be difficult problems: What is the essential studyof nursing? How do they keep on their studies? In the present paper, the author studiedthe qualitative analysis of an expert nurse through the interview with the nurse based on herlife history. It was found that when the nurse was confronted with great difficulties, she realized her lack of nursing ability in solving the difficulties, which in turn let her study harder and harder. Different studies and different experiences often led to conflicting situations in her mind. The nurse, however, gradually learned how to solve the conflicting situations from her own long-term experiences. The knowledge present in the outside world is useless unless it is applied to real experiences. If there are conflicting situationsamong different knowledge, it must be a challenging problem how to realize a unifyingview from these conflicting situations. It is the internalization of different knowledge present in the outside world that must be the essential process for the nurse to attach thechallenging problem, because it can be viewed as a unifying process. Such a unifying process was interpreted in terms of “self-nonself circulation theory” proposed by Murase (2000).

Keywords : Sustainable learning, an Expert Nurse, Life history, Qualitative analysis, TheSelf-Nonself circulation theory