The book explores animism through the lens of four prominent figures in Japan: film director Miyazaki Hayao, sociologist Tsurumi Kazuko, writer Ishimure Michiko, and Minamata fisherman-philosopher Ogata Masato. Taking a biographical approach, it illustrates how they came to the conclusion that animism can help humanity survive modernity.
The book explores animism through the lens of four prominent figures in Japan: film director Miyazaki Hayao, sociologist Tsurumi Kazuko, writer Ishimure Michiko, and Minamata fisherman-philosopher Ogata Masato. Taking a biographical approach, it illustrates how they came to the conclusion that animism can help humanity survive modernity.
Shoko Yoneyama is a Senior Lecturer in Asian Studies at the University of Adelaide, Australia. Her key publications include The Japanese High School: Silence and Resistance (Routledge 1999).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: A Theoretical Map Part I Animism as a Grassroots Response to a Socio Ecological Disaster 1. Life World 2. Stories of Soul Part II Inspiring Modernity with Animism 3. Animism for Sociological Imagination 4. Animating the Life World Conclusion: Animism for New Modernity Epilogue
Introduction: A Theoretical Map Part I Animism as a Grassroots Response to a Socio Ecological Disaster 1. Life World 2. Stories of Soul Part II Inspiring Modernity with Animism 3. Animism for Sociological Imagination 4. Animating the Life World Conclusion: Animism for New Modernity Epilogue
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