Sally Suzuki sends me these two videos:
The first is a lecture given by Katō Shūichi in 2006 at the University of Tokyo about war, peace, and the future of the planet.
The second is a talk by Komori Yōichi about Article Nine of Japan's Constitution.
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Two Lectures
Sally Suzuki sends me these two videos:
The first is a lecture given by Katō Shūichi in 2006 at the University of Tokyo about war, peace, and the future of the planet.
The second is a talk by Komori Yōichi about Article Nine of Japan's Constitution.
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Though the core dynamics of danjo kankei, or “male-female relations,” might be said to be universal to all people and times, the ways in which particular societies interpret and linguistically order these dynamics are, of course, quite different.
-Josh Lander
Thanks, Josh.
But how is that related to these two videos?
According to Miyoshi Masao in Tokyo Stories: A Literary Stroll, the most important of these critics— the “bearers of light,” as he calls them— are Karatani Kōjin 柄谷 行人 (1941- ), Ōda Makoto, Fujita Makoto, Fujita Shozo, Sakamoto Yoshikazu, and Katō Shuichi 加藤周一 (1919- ), whose video you've posted here.
I look forward to learning more about these critics from your site.
-Jarvis32
Jarvis32,
Thanks for reminding me whose video I posted.
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