Humanities and Institutions (Yuji Nishiyama (ed.), Miraisha, 2013) was published.

On March 30th, a group of students from UTCP and Tokyo University, together with Prof. Nakajima, attended the symposium "Co-existence and Cultural Spheres: French Philosophy in Asia", which was held at the Academia Sinica in Taipei, Taiwan. I’d like to share here some my impressions of this event, based both on my own experience and on the impressions I received from my co-participants.

The short-term education program, "Philosophy and University," hold five academic meetings, a symposium, and a workshop. Its results were published as UTCP library 3 Philosophy and University, edited by Yuji Nishiyama (Miraisha, 2009).

2008年2月23日，UTCP的专题讨论会“哲学与大学——人文科学的未来”在驹场校区召开（主持人：宫崎裕助、西山雄二）

The symposium was a part of the open joint study “Philosophy and the University” , whose main objective was to reexamine the understanding of the university of various philosophers as well as well as the relationship between philosophy and the system and ideals of the university.

The Conflict of Faculties (1798) along with Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View is one of the last works Kant published in his lifetime. Several of the essays of the first edition were banned by the censorship and in the preface there is an excuse to Friedrich Wilhelm II, who did the censorship. A theory of the university is developed in the first part “Conflict of the Faculty of Philosophy and the Faculty of Theology”. Although only 20 pages in the Japanese translation it really poses an abundance of questions.