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Name:Koji TACHIBANA |
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Fields:ancient Greek Philosophy, Education, Engineering Ethics, and Neuroethics | |
Category:
Collaborative Research Fellows
※During Global COE Program (2007-2012). |
Contact | tachibanakoji@faculty.chiba-u.jp |
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Recent Events | What I Study Thesis master's thesis doctoral thesis |
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Affiliation / Position: |
・Academic Visitor, Oriel College, The University of Oxford. (since March, 2010.) |
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Publications etc. –Books: |
[Co-Authorship] Applied Ethics: Perspectives from Asia and Beyond (English) Ishihara,Kohji and Majima,Shunzo (eds.), the Center for Applied Ethics and Philosophy, Hokkaido University, 2008. I wrote chapter 4, entitled "An Inquiry into the Relationship between Public Participation and Moral Education in contemporary Japan: Who decides your way of life?" ⇒Download(PDF/0.97MB) Neuroscience Literacy (Japanese) Nobuhara, Y., Hara, S., and Yamamoto, M. (eds.), Tokyo: Keiso-Shobo, 2010. I wrote chapter 6, entitled "Moral: Its Rationalism and Emotionalism". ⇒amazon japan |
Publications etc. –Papers: |
Paper (peer-reviewed) 1. "Drunk in Aristotle: Socratic Paradox and Akrasia" (Japanese) 2. "Action and Education in Aristotle's Ethics: Nicomachean Ethics Γ1; 1110b18-1111a2" (Japanese) 3. "An Inquiry into the Relationship between Public Participation and Moral Education in contemporary Japan: Who decides your way of life?" (English) 4. "Can Moral Enhancement be a subject of neuroethics? : Neuroethics and the governance of brain science" (Japanese) Paper (solicited) 1. "Moral Neuroscience and Moral Philosophy: Interactions for Ecological Validity" (English) Paper (proceedings etc.) 1. "On the effectual Operation of preventive Ethics of scientific Technology and the Philosopher's Participation; from a view of Case Study and Civic Virtue" (Japanese) 2. "The Possibility of Civic Virtue in present-day Japan: Consensus Conference, Jury System and Moral Education" (English) 3. "Toward a Good Relationship between Brain Science and Society: STS, Philosophy of Science, and Neuroethics" (English) 4. "On the disquietedness of moral enhancement" (Japanese) |
Publications etc. –Others: |
International Conference 2. "Toward a Good Relationship between Brain Science and Society: STS, Philosophy of Science, and Neuroethics" (English)
2. "Neuroscience of Morality and the Philosophical Examinations" (Japanese) 3. "neuroscience of moral and moral philosophy" 4. "brain science of moral and the philosophy of science" 5. "Luck and Education on Aristotle's Ethics" Workshop 2. "On Thinking bewteen Thinking of Action and Thinking of Ethics" (Japanese) 3. "Drunk in Aristotle: Socratic Paradox and Akrasia in Nicomachean Ethics" (English)
5. "Traditional Philosophical Studies on Morality" (Japanese) 6. "Action, Ethics and Education: on actions from which the pleas of ignorance are excluded" (Japanese) 7. "Morality and Neuroscience" (Japanese) 8. "One aspect of Japanese Moral Education" (Japanese) 9. "Can Neuroethics become the Engine of Brain Siceice?" (Japanese)
11. "An Introduction to History of Moral Philosophy: For experimental/empirical scientists" |
Web Site: | ・Koji TACHIBANA(researchmap) |
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