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35620-2003
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現代科学・コミュニケーション論 Theory of Science Communication
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横山 広美 YOKOYAMA, Hiromi |
S1S2 |
集中
Intensive |
理系研究者にとっての科学コミュニケーションとは、アウトリーチのみならず科学政策、研究倫理、科学ジャーナリズムなどと密接に関わる複合領域である。本講義では科学が社会の中でどのように位置づけられているのかを確認し、理系研究者がどのように社会とコミュニケーションをとっていくかについて講義する。震災後の社会と科学の在り方についても議論を行う。 Science communication is a multidisciplinary field for scientific researchers, which is closely related not only to outreach activity, but to scientific policy, research ethics and science journalism. This lecture confirms how science positions itself in the society, and deals with how scientific researchers should communicate with the society. We also discuss the role of science in the society after the March 11 earthquake.
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08C4003
FAS-CA4V03L3
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日本近現代史 History of Modern Japan
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バクスター，ジョシュア BAXTER Joshua |
A1A2 |
木曜3限
Thu 3rd |
This is a seminar course designed to explore the field of modern Japanese history through its historiography. The course will begin by surveying various approaches to the study of history to see how Japan was constituted as an object of study. The latter part of the course will then focus on themes (such as empire, race, popular culture, etc.) in order to examine how the past has been conceptualized and historicized. Throughout the semester, emphasis will be placed on thinking about the relation between the past and the present and how this shapes the writing of history. Thus, the course is more about ideas than content. It is highly recommended that students have some knowledge of the history of modern Japan prior to taking this course.
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5122159
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Transformation of Warfare and Technology Transformation of Warfare and Technology
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青井 千由紀 AOI Chiyuki |
A1A2 |
月曜4限
Mon 4th |
There have developed quite separate debates concerning, on the one hand, the Transformation of Warfare, and Revolution in Military Affairs on the other. Conventional knowledge is that while the former approach encompasses a vast range of scholarly analysis on how war in the contemporary era might have transformed in all spheres of economy, politics and society, the latter has focused on the impact of technological advancement in a narrower sense on warfare, especially the way in which warfare has been conducted or ought to be conducted. However, to discuss changes in the character of war in these quite distinct spheres, each with specific preoccupations with no interactions, is not very conducive to a meaningful generalization about the transformation of warfare itself. The purpose of this seminar is to consider the impact of modern and contemporary technological changes, especially focusing on communication and media spheres, on the character and conduct of warfare today, hence bridging the two distinct spheres of interests.
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5175004
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国際安全保障研究：政治学系（Transformation of Warfare and Technology） International Security: Politics（Transformation of Warfare and Technology）
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青井 千由紀 AOI Chiyuki |
A1A2 |
月曜4限
Mon 4th |
There have developed quite separate debates concerning, on the one hand, the Transformation of Warfare, and Revolution in Military Affairs on the other. Conventional knowledge is that while the former approach encompasses a vast range of scholarly analysis on how war in the contemporary era might have transformed in all spheres of economy, politics and society, the latter has focused on the impact of technological advancement in a narrower sense on warfare, especially the way in which warfare has been conducted or ought to be conducted. However, to discuss changes in the character of war in these quite distinct spheres, each with specific preoccupations with no interactions, is not very conducive to a meaningful generalization about the transformation of warfare itself. The purpose of this seminar is to consider the impact of modern and contemporary technological changes, especially focusing on communication and media spheres, on the character and conduct of warfare today, hence bridging the two distinct spheres of interests.
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3799-203
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統合物質科学俯瞰講義I Global Focus on Materials Science Ⅰ
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各教員 |
S1S2 |
木曜6限
Thu 6th |
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23-212-11
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東アジアから見た日本 East Asian Images of Japan
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ｴﾄﾞﾜｰﾄﾞ ｳﾞｨｯｶｰｽﾞ Edward Vickers |
A2 |
集中2限
集中3限
集中4限
Intensive 2nd Intensive 3rd Intensive 4th |
This course discusses how Japan has been portrayed in post-war East Asia, and how visions of Japan in these societies have changed. In doing so, it analyses how the shifting portrayal of the Japanese ‘Other’ has influenced, or reflected, changing conceptions of national (or sub-national) ‘selves’ throughout the region. Adopting a comparative perspective throughout, a principle focus of the course will be the societies of ‘Greater China’ (the mainland People’s Republic, Taiwan and Hong Kong) and the contrasting roles that Japan has played there in official and popular discourse on history and national identity. Other lectures will discuss the cases of Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines. While about half of the lectures will deal with the portrayal of Japan in school curricula and textbooks, extensive reference will also be made to other vehicles for public or popular culture, from museums and memorials to film and comics. By the end of the course, students will have a clearer sense of the historical, political and cultural forces and factors underlying the vastly differing attitudes towards Japan held by neighbouring countries across East and Southeast Asia.
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08C132202
FAS-CA4E22S3
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現代思想特殊演習III Special Seminar on Contemporary Thought III
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鍾 以江 ZHONG Yijiang |
A1A2 |
水曜3限
Wed 3rd |
In this course, we will read and discuss the book “The Politics of Imagining Asia,” written by one of the most important and influential scholars in today’s China, Wang Hui. Wang Hui is professor of Chinese literature and history at Tsinghua University in Beijing. His research interests range from Chinese intellectual history and modern literature to social and political theory. While his focus is on China, Wang Hui in the book discusses such broad topics as Orientalism, Max Weber, and the nation-state, as well as questions that have implications beyond the single country of China: Okinawa, Tibet, and the idea of Asia. One of main thrusts of Wang Hui's thought is his critique of modern knowledge that claims universality but has its peculiar origin in western Europe. As such, this course serves to challenge students to critically think about East Asia and China, both of their histories and current situation, from a series of unconventional, in particular non-Western, perspectives, and by so doing develop their capability in historical conceptualization and critical analysis.
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08D1461
FAS-DA4F07L3
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科学技術と社会 Science, Technology and Society
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ジロドウ イザベル GIRAUDOU ISABELLE |
A1A2 |
金曜1限
Fri 1st |
Seeking to build bridges between disciplines that do not ordinarily meet each other in the undergraduate curriculum, this course examines how science and technology interact with international, domestic, and transnational law & policy frameworks. It focuses on pressing issues in which earth and environmental sciences, biotechnology, and geoengineering increasingly link up with environmental regulation. Drawing on short lectures, case studies, scenario analysis and role-play simulations, we will examine : 1) the extent to which recent shifts in the scientific understanding of ecosystems challenge existing environmental law and policy, and urge for the development of bio- or ecocentric regulatory frameworks; 2) how emerging technologies, developed to address resource or energy problems but which often raise special concern regarding environmental protection, are/could be regulated. Through the course, we will explore from a critical perspective two main themes: 1) the co-production of natural and social orders at the macro-scale of global science and technology policy; 2) the integration of disciplinary knowledge, with a focus on the complex relationships between law and knowledge about global environmental change.
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5122400
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Global Governance Global Governance
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TIBERGHIEN Yves TIBERGHIEN Yves |
A1A2 |
集中
Intensive |
Purpose of this course is obtaining a solid understanding and some critical skills at five levels: 1. The theoretical dilemmas of global governance in the current age; 2. The ability to unpack the process of creating global governance (comparing different arenas) 3. The ability to develop a pathway to analyze and solve governance problems; 4. A better empirical understanding of the particular historical juncture of our current period in a larger comparative perspective with a focus on the interplay between the US, the EU, Japan, and large emerging powers (China, India, Brazil) among others. 5. And empirical knowledge on four issue areas: global finance, climate change, and biosafety from the perspective of global governance, and a changing balance of power
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04176307
FLE-XX4F08L3
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Japanese Society and History Japanese Society and History
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白波瀬 佐和子 Sawako Shirahase |
A1A2 |
火曜3限
Tue 3rd |
本講義の主たるテーマは、現代日本の諸問題について家族、ジェンダー、労働市場、宗教等に着目しながら概括することにある。歴史である。本授業の目的は、現代日本についての基礎知識を学び、理解を深めることにある。 The main topics which will be discussed in this course includes family, labor market, gender, and religion.Our goal is to provide students with basic knowledge and understanding about contemporary Japan.
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