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The Studies on Modern Thought and Culture section became independent in fiscal
1998 from the Philosophy and History of Philosophy section.
The objectives of establishing the new section were to address various pressing
social and cultural problems currently confronting society, from a philosophical
perspective, on the basis of studies in modern and contemporary Western philosophy.
Studies of Modern Thought and Culture encompass French philosophy from Descartes
to contemporary philosophers, German idealism, philosophy of life, existentialism,
ontology, hermeneutics, phenomenology etc. On the basis of such diverse basic
study, students are encouraged to commit themselves to studying, from a philosophical
perspective, various contemporary problems concerning life, environment, science,
technology and religion.
Activities in this section are developed in close partnership with those in the
programs of Philosophy and History of Philosophy. Academic meetings and discussions
on books are frequently held with students of other fields of study. |
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MIZOGUCHI, Kohei (Ph.D.) Philosophy,
Ethics; Heidegger’s Philosophy, Hermeneutics, Environmental Philosophy |
SUTO, Norihide (M.Lit.)
Philosophy: Nietzsche's Philosophy, Contemporary Philosophy |
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MOCHIZUKI, Taro (Ph.D.)
History of Modern Philosophy, French Philosophy in 17th and
18th centuries; Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy from Descartes to Ideologists |
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