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Foundations of Environmental Sciences I

Foundations of Environmental Sciences
The course consists of sessions of such themes as environmental history, historical development of power network, environmental philosophy and environmental ethics.
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時限
31D360-0010A
31D360-0010A
Foundations of Environmental Sciences I
橋本 毅彦
A1 A2
火曜4限
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講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
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授業計画
Professor Hashimoto will have a seminar based on reading articles in Oxford Handbook of Environmental History and/or the journal Environmental History, concerning topics relating to the historical relationship between science/technology and environment. Topics of articles and the procedure of the seminar will be explained at the first session. Professor Okamoto will conduct a reading seminar and/or give lectures on the history and current situation of the power industry in Japan. The reading assignments will be on three or four of the following issues: the establishment of the first electric light industry in Tokyo; jurists and physicists’ debate over electricity theft; attempts and failure in the frequency unification; the development of nuclear power in postwar Japan; reform of the industry after March 11, 2011; lessons of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident. More specifically, chapters and articles in the following publications may be assigned to read and discuss: J. Ahn et al. eds., Reflections on the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident, Springer, 2015, E.D. Blandford et al. eds., Learning from a Disaster, Stanford Security Studies, 2016, and Technology and Culture, 58:1 (2017). Professor Ishihara will lecture on environmental philosophy, dealing with the following topics and issues: relationships between nature, animals, and humans; philosophical discussions on environmental issues; human mind and environment (extended mind hypothesis). Each student will be required to give a presentation on a topic related to the topics covered by the lecture.
授業の方法
Lectures and students' presenttions
成績評価方法
Participation and final report.
教科書
To be announced during lectures
参考書
To be announced during lectures
履修上の注意
The course will be provided in English