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Otaku (Enthusiast/Geek/Nerd) that has Deviation from Social Norms, and The Problems of Social Acceptance Without Transformation of Their Self-Righteousness

Hori, Keiichi
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This paper considers and captures Otaku (Enthusiast/Geek/Nerd) as an attachment to phenomena toward which common social sense does not incline. This deviation from social norms can produce the creation of original value, but it requires strong self-righteousness. Also, the concept of Otaku can be said to be a concept that strongly depends on social norms while deviating from social norms. Social acceptance without the transformation of that strong self-righteousness results in Otaku accumulating evidence for society to reject them. It is necessary for the maintenance of society that society distinguishes Otaku. However, it is a personal matter that Otaku stick to being Otaku. Even if there are some unjust attacks, fundamental problems cannot be justified by that. If one is to obtain social acceptance while deviating from social norms, adjustment is required. If it cannot be done, being eliminated is the responsibility of Otaku themselves and what they deserve.
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