宗教と世俗空間

以下の内容について、要約とコメントの担当者を割り当てて、基本的に各回2章ずつ講読する。また授業後半には、参加者の個人発表の機会も設ける。 SACRED HERITAGE IN JAPAN Ch.1 Heritage-Making and the Transformation of Religion in Modern Japan Mark Teeuwen and Aike P. Rots Ch.2 The Politics of Japan’s Use of World Heritage: From Ratifying the World Heritage Convention to the Mozu–Furuichi Tumulus Clusters Tze M. Loo Ch.3 An Introduction to Multilateral Heritage Politics: Japan and the World Heritage Convention Herdis Hølleland Ch.4 World Cultural Heritage and Women’s Exclusion from Sacred Sites in Japan Lindsey E. DeWitt Ch.5 Whose Sacred Site? Contesting World Heritage at Sefa Utaki Aike P. Rots Ch.6 What Does it Mean to Become UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage? The Case of aenokoto Kikuchi Akira Ch.7 Kyoto’s Gion Float Parade as Heritage: Between Culture, Religion, and Faith Mark Teeuwen Ch.8 The Story Beyond UNESCO: Local Buddhist Temples and the Heritage of Survival in Regional Japan Paulina K. Kolata Ch.9 Omissions, Stratagems, and Dissent: The Shikoku Pilgrimage and the Problems of Applying for World Heritage Status Ian Reader SHINTO, NATURE AND IDEOLOGY IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN: MAKING SACRED FORESTS Ch.1 Introduction Ch.2 Defining Shinto Ch.3 Love of nature Ch.4 The Shinto environmentalist paradigm Ch.5 Chinju no mori Ch.6 Landscapes of the past Ch.7 Forests for the future Ch.8 Acorns for Tohoku Ch.9 Going green, going global Conclusion

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