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Title: | Religion and State in Japanese PhilosophyFinished |
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| Date: | 10:30-18:00, Saturday, February 20, 2016 |
Place: | Institute for Advanced Study on Asia |
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UTCP Workshop "Religion and State in Japanese Philosophy"
＊This workshop is for limited participants only＊
Program：
Genealogy of Postwar Democracy 10:30-12:00
Wan Qian（UT）“Religion with or without God?: Nanbara Shigeru and Maruyama Masao on Religion”
Kim Hang （Yonsei）“Piracy and Tenno: Nanbara Shigeru and Democracy in the post-war Japan”
(Lunch Break 12:00-13:00)
Alternatives to Nation-State: Christianity or Socialism-Anarchism 13:00-14:30
Ishii Tsuyoshi（UTCP）“Uchimura Kanzo and the Converting Subjectivity”
Hoshino Futoshi（IHS）“The Sublime Community: Ôsugi Sakae or Rhetoric of Anarchism in Modern Japan”
The Meiji Regime and Religion 14:30-16:00
Zhong Yijiang（UT）“Constructing the Modern Person: the First Minister of Education Mori Arinori and National Education in Meiji Japan”
Kawamura Satofumi（UTCP）“Kokutai, Sovereignty, Religion: Nishida Kitaro and Kakei Katsuhiko”
(Break 16:00-16:10)
Invention of Buddhism as Religion 16:10-17:40
Ling Shao Yang（UTCP）“Discovery of the ‘Western Region’: Meiji's Re-discovery of Buddhism through Max Muller”
Rainer Schulzer (Tübingen University) “Religion as Political Postulate in Inoue Enryo”
Wrap Up Discussion 17:40-18:00
Moderator: Nakajima Takahiro（UTCP）
Organized by S1 Project "Japanese Philosophy for Co-existence", Uehiro Research Division for Philosophy of Coexistence, The University of Tokyo Center for Philosophy (UTCP)