@article{oai:naragakuen.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000233,
 author = {山本, 美紀 and Yamamoto, Miki},
 journal = {人間教育学研究, Journal for Humanistic Education},
 month = {Apr},
 note = {Abstract：When the Meiji area was opened, the new organization of Japan started to research the
modern education in western countries. The music and physical education were new subjects. But, the
both of them are very important to get the modern body for modern global world. It is known that the
Japanese “shoh-ka” was influenced by the hymns. However, there are less research about that from the
Christian theological aspect.
John Wesley（1703-1791）, founder of the Methodist movement, published his first hymnal, “A
Collection of Tunes set to Music as they are Commonly Sung at the Foundry”（1742）（“Foundry
Collection”）and second hymnal “Select Hymns with Tunes Annext（1761）”（“Select Hymns”）for
parishioners of his church. This paper, h Wesley’s own peculiar views. In the “Foundry Collection”
and next “Select Hymns”, how did Wesley present the Methodist faith and musical literacy which had
eventually been established in those days?
In this article, I consider the effect for the theology and the music skill through to education by the
theology of John Wesley. Also, the faith and the music education that resided in those Collections will
also be analyzed and discussed.},
 pages = {125--139},
 title = {「人間教育」と音楽の力 － 讃美歌に託された神学と教理 －},
 volume = {1},
 year = {2014},
 yomi = {ヤマモト, ミキ}
}