Papers by Institute Faculty

1. The “Where” and “When” of Translating Chinese Philosophy
Roger T. AMES

2. From Climaticity (Fūdo) to Ethics (Rinrigaku): Watsuji Tetsurō on the Externality of Human
Ex-sistence
Masato ISHIDA

3. Seeking for Place of Universality in Modern Japanese and Chinese Philosophy
Takahiro NAKJIMA

4. Emotion as a Place for Normativity: From the Perspective of the Phenomenology of Hermann
Schmitz
Shinji KAJITANI

Papers by Participants

1. Whose Self Is Dropping Off?: The Notion of Self in Dōgen’s ‘Genjōkōan’
Rika Dunlap

2. Human Beings, Human Becomings, and the Question of Personhood
Yui Fujita

3. Fudo, Phenomenology, and Interpretation
Ben Hoffman

4. Musings by Moonlight:Li Bai, Du Fu, and Some Paradoxes of Separation
Nicholas HUDSON

5. Edification of Living Spaces
Ryan KOCH

6. Sketch for a Theory of Vulnerabilities: Between Existence and Coexistence
Hisato KURIWAKI

7. Finding Xiang Yuan in Wuxingpian
Miles W. MARTIN IV

8. Ideal Presentations of the People (民) and Their Real Limitations: Metaphysical Personhood in
Ancient Philosophical and Religious Daoism
Sydney MORROW

9. Notes on Place: Ars contexualis and the Intersection of Fin-de-siècle Psychology, Philosophy and
Art
Kyle PETERS

10. Swimming with the turtles: Co-existence, Co-being, Convivial, Co-thrive,
Co-dependent, or Inter-being?
Maki SATO

11. Beauty and ‘Relationality’: Yanagi’s Aesthetics in Comparison with Watsuji’s
Shotaro SHIROMA

12. Locating a Place for Environmental Ethics: Local Answers to a Global Problem or Global
Solutions to a Local Problem
Andrew K. L. SOH

13. Some insights to understand marine conservation activities in Japan
Izumi TSURITA

14. Why Not ‘City Sounds, Urban Colors’?
George Wrisley

15. Cosmetic Surgery and Confucianism: Reread “body” and “filial piety”
Yao CHENYU

16. Significance of Watsuji Tetsuro's Ethics in nowadays
Mirae Yoon