Teacher: Till KNAUDT
Course Code: JK10003
特殊講義の目的は、社会、政治、テクノロジーが相互に関連していることを学生に紹介することである。特に、社会変革のために技術がどのように考案されたか、また、政治思想や社会がどのように技術を構築したかに焦点を当てる。
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Buddhist Art and Manuscript Cultures along the Silk Road
This course is designed for the study foci “Knowledge, Belief and Religion” (KBR) and “Visual, Media and Material Cultures” (VMC) and consists of the following three parts:
I. Silk Road in and between Asia and Europe;
II. Buddhist Art as Cultural Entanglement;
III. Manuscript Cultures as Transformative Creativity.
Comparative Development Studies: Situating Sustainability within Development
Teacher: HISANO Shuji,
Dr. Grace Wong (Stockholm University/RIHN),
Prof. Raymond Jussaume Jr. (Michigan State University)
Course Code: JK17007
This course consists of two different, but mutually intersecting sessions.
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Teacher: KAIDA Daisuke
Course Code: JK15001
This course explores various aspects of contemporary Japanese philosophy (Post-World War II Japanese philosophy) by reading Japanese primary sources in English translation, and discussing them in English.
Critical Consumption Studies
Teacher: HISANO Shuji, HISANO Ai
Course Code: JK17003
This course examines the political, economic, social, and cultural aspects of consumption broadly conceived.
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Digital games are widely recognized as a global culture. However, the term global remains vague in most discussions, to say the least.
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East Asian Origins: Ancient History and Material Culture
Course Type: Lecture
Study Focus: KBR, VMC
Term: Fall
Teacher: YOSHII Hideo, SHIMOGAKI Hitoshi, Erika Angela FORTE
Course Code: JK23001
Heidi in Japan
Teacher: KAWASHIMA Takashi
Course Code: JK15002
In this class, we will discuss the story of “Heidi” (1880/81) by Johanna Spyri from the perspective of comparative literature.
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Teacher: Kjell ERICSON
Course Code: JK21003
This seminar introduces students to issues related to the historical study of animals.
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Teacher: HISANO Shuji
Course Code: JK10005
This course is an international collaborative course.
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