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The Aesthetics and Science of Literary Arts section targets all aspects and thought
related to aesthetic and artistic activities from ancient Greece to the present
day, both East and West.
Faculty members comprise specialists of classical Greece, medieval Europe, Italian
Renaissance and modern German, French and English aesthetics; the genres that
they have specialized in include literature, paintings, architecture, design,
plays, movies and environmental aesthetics. Students can study a wide variety
of study themes, ranging from the time theory of ancient picture scrolls to classical
dances, modern Russian literary thought and the early modern Chinese system of
art education. Despite such unlimited choice of themes, curricula are well organized.
Whatever themes students may select, they will learn that works and thoughts in
research fields should be treated with respect, study methods should be developed
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FUJITA, Haruhiko (Ph.D.) History
and Theory of Architecture, Environmental Art and Design, The Arts and Crafts
Movement |
KAMIKURA, Tsuneyuki (M.Lit.) Aesthetics,
Art Theories in Modern France, Filmology |
OHASHI, Ryosuke (Ph.D., Dr. Phil.habil.)
Phaenomenology of Arts, Hermeneutics of Aesthetic Theories |
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KATO, Hiroshi (M.Lit.)
Science of Literary Arts, Classical Studies, Aesthetics; Poetics,
Rhetoric,
History of Ancient Philosophy |
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