英文摘要 |
This paper used biographic research approach to examine how a preschool teacher viewed her own role as a teacher and the value of social context when going through the process of professional transition from working for a public kindergarten to a private Buddhistic one. “Narrative interview” developed by F. Schütze’s was adopted as the way of data collection, and “inferential analysis” ,created by R. Kokemohr’s, was used as the analytic method to interpret the text and to reconstruct “seek by the joy of mental enhancement” as the subject’s core purpose. The narrative flow revealed the dialectics of the preschool teacher’s religious viewpoint and the professional perspective, as well as the construction of the profession picture when surpassed the limitation continually during the process of practicing ones ideal self-picture. Inspired by religious education, the teacher regarded “altruism” as her professional value and accomplished it by committing herself to moral education. In this way, she transformed her professional goal from seeking “material pleasure” to “ultimate concern”. The result also shows four steps of the preschool teacher’s role-identification: “to make use of an opportunity to gain one's end”, “to reproduce the collective social ideology”, “to surpass oneself”, and “to be self-beneficiary and to be of beneficiary to others”. The four steps tell us how the subject got involved in the career opportunity and fulfilled her new professional goal when encountering the restriction and the possibility within the process of interaction of oneself and the social world. |