| １ | 坊ちゃん | 夏目漱石 |
| ２ | こころ | 夏目漱石 |
| ３ | 人間失格 | 太宰治 |
| ４ | リーダーになる人に知っておいてほしいこと | 松下幸之助 |
| １ | 災害看護の本質 語り継ぐ黒田裕子の実践と思想 | 柳田邦男、酒井明子 |
| ２ | 記者たちは海に向かった | 門田隆将 |
| ３ | 災害支援者支援 | 高橋晶 |
| ４ | 内発的動機づけ | E.L.デシ |
BiblioBattle for December and January
| Category | Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| Books whose authors have already passed away | 1. Botchan | Natsume Soseki |
| 2. Kokoro | Natsume Soseki | |
| 3. No Longer Human | Dazai Osamu | |
| 4. What I Want People Who Become Leaders to Know | Konosuke Matsushita | |
| Books to deepen knowledge of research on disasters, etc. | 1. The Essence of Disaster Nursing: The Practice and Philosophy of Yuko Kuroda | Narrated by Kunio Yanagida and Akiko Sakai |
| 2. Reporters Headed to the Sea | Takamasa Kadota | |
| 3. Support for Disaster Relief Workers | Akira Takahashi | |
| 4. Intrinsic Motivation | E.L. Deci |
Impressions
This was my third BiblioBattle, and finally, the enjoyment has outweighed the nervousness. Up until now, I primarily read books for entertainment and ended up simply saying, “that was interesting/not so interesting.” However, when I introduced a book during a BiblioBattle, I began to reflect on what I found appealing about the book and my thoughts after reading it. By considering the book rather than just reading it, I have gained more insight, and I feel that I am now able to read for my own personal benefit, not just for entertainment.
Additionally, during the Q&A session following the presentations, participants are asked questions from various perspectives, which deepens their thinking, and it’s enjoyable to see how the conversation expands from a single question. The more I participate in BiblioBattles, the more I appreciate the fun of reading for myself and the pleasure of sharing my thoughts with others. Since my speaking skills are still developing, I want to do my best to convey my thoughts more understandably.
Contact: Rinka Nakajima