Joseph Henares
@josephhenares.bsky.social
ABD @Princeton. 外国人共同研究者 @UnivKyoto. Philosophy and intellectual history of modern Japan. 陳清風
The next online lecture in the Miki Kiyoshi lecture series will be by Dr. Arisaka Yoko. The title is "Miki's Philosophical Anthropology: Everydayness as Ontology." (Jan. 22 7pm-9pm EST / Jan. 23 9am-11am JST). I will be moderating discussion. All are welcome!
January 19, 2025 at 5:57 AM
The next online lecture in the Miki Kiyoshi lecture series will be by Dr. Arisaka Yoko. The title is "Miki's Philosophical Anthropology: Everydayness as Ontology." (Jan. 22 7pm-9pm EST / Jan. 23 9am-11am JST). I will be moderating discussion. All are welcome!
The next online lecture in the Miki Kiyoshi series will be on Dec. 11 7-9pm EST/Dec. 12 9-11am JST. Dr. Melanie Coughlin will be presenting. Sova P.K. Cerda will be giving a 15-minute response, followed by open discussion. I will be moderating. All are welcome!
December 8, 2024 at 7:43 AM
The next online lecture in the Miki Kiyoshi series will be on Dec. 11 7-9pm EST/Dec. 12 9-11am JST. Dr. Melanie Coughlin will be presenting. Sova P.K. Cerda will be giving a 15-minute response, followed by open discussion. I will be moderating. All are welcome!
Fascinating lineup of philosophers here: Yuk Hui,
Takahiro Nakajima, Bret Davis, Hang Kim, Fernando Wirtz, and Sana Sakihama
Takahiro Nakajima, Bret Davis, Hang Kim, Fernando Wirtz, and Sana Sakihama
November 20, 2024 at 12:19 PM
Fascinating lineup of philosophers here: Yuk Hui,
Takahiro Nakajima, Bret Davis, Hang Kim, Fernando Wirtz, and Sana Sakihama
Takahiro Nakajima, Bret Davis, Hang Kim, Fernando Wirtz, and Sana Sakihama
Dr. Matsui Nobuyuki of Ritsumeikan will be giving a Zoom presentation on Miki Kiyoshi's view of technology (!) on the evening of Thursday, November 13 (EST). I will be moderating discussion after the presentation. Please see the flyer for more details.
November 12, 2024 at 6:44 AM
Dr. Matsui Nobuyuki of Ritsumeikan will be giving a Zoom presentation on Miki Kiyoshi's view of technology (!) on the evening of Thursday, November 13 (EST). I will be moderating discussion after the presentation. Please see the flyer for more details.