This book investigates various disastrous events and their aftermath in Japan to reveal a novel philosophy of life in contemporary Japan, which link humans, nature, and different forms of nonhumans including scientific technology.
This book investigates various disastrous events and their aftermath in Japan to reveal a novel philosophy of life in contemporary Japan, which link humans, nature, and different forms of nonhumans including scientific technology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ishii Miho is an Associate Professor at the Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University, Japan. Fujihara Tatsushi is an Associate Professor at the Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University, Japan.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Towards a novel philosophy of life Ishii Miho and Fujihara Tatsushi (Kyoto University Japan) Part 1: The War Mourning and the Soul Reviving 2. Symbolism of 'The Sea' in Tomiyama Taeko's Art Manabe Yuko (The University of Tokyo Japan) 3. Science Fiction Films and the Repose of Souls: Narratives and Images of Government Scientists Media and Citizens in First Godzilla and Shin Godzilla Arai Takashi (Artist resident in Berlin Germany) 4. The Whereabouts of Reality in Motion: Soul-summoning rites during WWII and mourning practices in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami Ishii Miho (Kyoto University) Part 2: Pollution Waste Decomposition and Circulation 5. The Forest of Mandala: Minakata Kumagusu's environmental movement Karasawa Taisuke (Akita University of Art Japan) 6. Animism of discarded things: Why Mottainai ghosts and Apaches appeared in modern Japan Fujihara Tatsushi (Kyoto University Japan) 7. The reimagined capitalist nation-state and popular ethics: Humanizing and dehumanizing demarcations in the Minamata mercury-pollution patients' movement Matsumura Keiichiro (Okayama University Japan 8. After the Great Flood-Minuma Tambo and the returning dragon: The recurring appearance of the dragon deity Inose Kohei (Meiji Gakuen University Japan) Part 3: The Anima Politics and Time and Space of Nature 9. Paradise Lost: Miyawaki Akira Ota Ryu and the Environmentalist Movement on the Fringe of the Japanese New Left Till Knaudt (Kyoto University Japan) 10. The Fate of the Place: Japanese Experience of Place from Modernity to the Current Ecological Crisis Shinohara Masatake (Kyoto University Japan) 11. The Charisma of Mushrooms: Science as Adventure in Entangled Life Satsuka Shiho (University of Toronto Canada) 12. Waves Breaking Palanquins Creaking: Crafting a Temporality of Life on the Edge of the Surf Kimura Shuhei (Tsukuba University Japan) Bibliography Index
1. Introduction: Towards a novel philosophy of life Ishii Miho and Fujihara Tatsushi (Kyoto University Japan) Part 1: The War Mourning and the Soul Reviving 2. Symbolism of 'The Sea' in Tomiyama Taeko's Art Manabe Yuko (The University of Tokyo Japan) 3. Science Fiction Films and the Repose of Souls: Narratives and Images of Government Scientists Media and Citizens in First Godzilla and Shin Godzilla Arai Takashi (Artist resident in Berlin Germany) 4. The Whereabouts of Reality in Motion: Soul-summoning rites during WWII and mourning practices in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami Ishii Miho (Kyoto University) Part 2: Pollution Waste Decomposition and Circulation 5. The Forest of Mandala: Minakata Kumagusu's environmental movement Karasawa Taisuke (Akita University of Art Japan) 6. Animism of discarded things: Why Mottainai ghosts and Apaches appeared in modern Japan Fujihara Tatsushi (Kyoto University Japan) 7. The reimagined capitalist nation-state and popular ethics: Humanizing and dehumanizing demarcations in the Minamata mercury-pollution patients' movement Matsumura Keiichiro (Okayama University Japan 8. After the Great Flood-Minuma Tambo and the returning dragon: The recurring appearance of the dragon deity Inose Kohei (Meiji Gakuen University Japan) Part 3: The Anima Politics and Time and Space of Nature 9. Paradise Lost: Miyawaki Akira Ota Ryu and the Environmentalist Movement on the Fringe of the Japanese New Left Till Knaudt (Kyoto University Japan) 10. The Fate of the Place: Japanese Experience of Place from Modernity to the Current Ecological Crisis Shinohara Masatake (Kyoto University Japan) 11. The Charisma of Mushrooms: Science as Adventure in Entangled Life Satsuka Shiho (University of Toronto Canada) 12. Waves Breaking Palanquins Creaking: Crafting a Temporality of Life on the Edge of the Surf Kimura Shuhei (Tsukuba University Japan) Bibliography Index
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