Recorded Lectures
sorted by date in descending order
u:japan lectures | Season 02 | Spring 2021
- #5 | 2021-04-15
Gabriele Vogt | LMU Munich - Local Governance in Okinawa - #3 | 2021-03-18
Anne Aronsson - Conceptualizing Robotic Agency: Social Robots in Elder Care in Contemporary Japan - #1 | 2021-03-04
Jasmin Rückert - Geschlecht und Faschismus in Darstellungen der japanischen Siedlungsaktivitäten in der Mandschurei - [coming soon]
u:japan lectures | Season 01 | Autumn-Winter 2020/21
- #11 | 2021-01-28
Stefan Würrer - The Single-Gender Worlds of Suzuki Izumi, Kurahashi Yumiko and Shōno Yoriko – A Short History of Ambivalence Towards All-Female Worlds in Japanese Speculative Fiction - #10 | 2021-01-14
Asahi Yoshiyuki - Japanese in the Age of Post-Standardization: Language Trends in the 21st Century - #09 | 2021-01-07
Sarah Terrail Lormel - The fear of others – Taijinkyōfu: Emergence, development and demise of a psychiatric diagnosis - #07 | 2020-12-10
Paulina Kolata - Storehouses of value: materiality of belonging in Japanese Buddhist temples - #06 | 2020-11-26
Shilla Lee - ‘Creativity’ in rural Japan: Sōzō nōson and its implications in regional revitalization policies
[available until 2021-01-31] - #05 | 2020-11-19
Daniel White - Model Emotion: Android Perspectives on Affect in Japan - #03 | 2020-10-29
William W. Kelly - 85 years of Suye Mura: The life history of a Japanese village—and its anthropology
- #02 | 2020-10-22
Maria Roemer - Abe Kazushige’s Male Homosocial Worlds: Duels and Complaints - #01 | 2020-10-15
Anna Lughezzani - Work "like a woman": The construction of femininity and the female body in the Japanese job hunting
u:japan lectures | Pre-Season (s00) | Spring-Summer 2020
- #04 | 2020-06-26
Arthur Mitteau - From Fenollosa to Kokubungaku - #03 | 2020-06-18
Marc Yamada - Locating Heisei in Japanese Film: The Historical Imagination of the Lost Decades
[available until 2020-08-31] - #02 | 2020-06-04
Marianna Zanetta - Shamanic practices in contemporary Japan: Local habits and national fascination - #01 | 2020-05-18
Maika Nakao - Tracing Atomic Utopia and Dystopia in Japan