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入学希望の方 修了生の方 企業・研究者の方 教職員・学生 //--> Sitemap Access Japanese About GSISMessage from the DeanIntroduction to GSISGSIS guide bookOrganizationSNSJournal: Interdisciplinary Information SciencesContactsFacultyLaboratories by DepartmentComputer and Mathematical SciencesSystem Information SciencesHuman-Social Information SciencesApplied Information SciencesLaboratories by Specialized Subject GroupColaborative LaboratoriesPromotion OfficeAdmissionEntrance ExaminationCurriculum and Qualifications for ApplicationResearch StudentDormitoryFor StudentsSyllabus / Time table / Student HandbookNoticeInternational StudentsScholarshipDormitoryAdmission fee / Tuition fee waiverHandbook for International StudentsJapanese Language ProgramCounseling servicesEmergency InformationInternal Access Only Home Faculty Laboratories by Department Philosophy of Human Information Human-Social Information Sciences Philosophy of Human Information C04 Prof. Ichiro Mori     Keywordsphenomenological ontology, political philosophy, action and speech, love of the world Philosophical approaches to living in the world The shock of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami prompted us to reflect upon many serious problems. In this laboratory we study two great thinkers of the 20th century, Martin Heidegger and Hannah Arendt, to prepare ourselves to make fundamental observations on the crises of the modern world. The seemingly self-evident fact that we are living in the world has not been fully brought into philosophical consideration. Heidegger&＃39;s phenomenological ontology reexamined our factual ordinary "being-in-the-world". Arendt then articulated the active human life, dividing it into labor, work and action. Among these activities, action, as connected with speech, shows the political form of living together. Humans are animals that by nature act and speak. Political philosophy aims at gaining insight into the meaning of public discussion. As natural beings human beings fabricate their unnatural, artificial world they live in and maintain. The disaster on March 11, 2011, showed us how fragile a home our world is and how important our intergenerational effort of maintaining it is. When the world is damaged, it can be a chance for us to learn lessons for the love of it. Let us enjoy exposing ourselves to the traditions of philosophy and explore the possibilities of basic thinking. Prof. Mori’s Translations of Arendt’s Vita activa & On Revolution and Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra Prof. Mori’s Translation of Heidegger’s The Question Concerning Technology and its Commentary FacultyLaboratories by DepartmentComputer and Mathematical SciencesSystem Information SciencesHuman-Social Information SciencesApplied Information SciencesLaboratories by Specialized Subject GroupColaborative LaboratoriesPromotion Office GSIS: Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University 6-3-09 Aoba, Aramaki-aza Aoba-ku, Sendai, 980-8579, Japan Phone.+81-22-795-5813 Fax. +81-22-795-5815 Contacts is-www-admin,is.tohoku.ac.jp --> About GSIS Message from the DeanIntroduction to GSISGSIS guide bookOrganizationSNSJournal: Interdisciplinary Information SciencesContacts Faculty Laboratories by DepartmentComputer and Mathematical SciencesSystem Information SciencesHuman-Social Information SciencesApplied Information SciencesLaboratories by Specialized Subject GroupColaborative LaboratoriesPromotion Office Admission Entrance ExaminationCurriculum and Qualifications for ApplicationResearch StudentDormitory For Students Syllabus / Time table / Student HandbookNoticeInternational StudentsScholarshipDormitoryAdmission fee / Tuition fee waiverHandbook for International StudentsJapanese Language ProgramCounseling servicesEmergency InformationInternal Access Only About this Website Link © 2016 Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University About GSIS Message from the DeanIntroduction to GSISGSIS guide bookOrganizationSNSJournal: Interdisciplinary Information SciencesContacts Faculty Laboratories by DepartmentComputer and Mathematical SciencesSystem Information SciencesHuman-Social Information SciencesApplied Information SciencesLaboratories by Specialized Subject GroupColaborative LaboratoriesPromotion Office Admission Entrance ExaminationCurriculum and Qualifications for ApplicationResearch StudentDormitory For Students Syllabus / Time table / Student HandbookNoticeInternational StudentsScholarshipDormitoryAdmission fee / Tuition fee waiverHandbook for International StudentsJapanese Language ProgramCounseling servicesEmergency InformationInternal Access Only Sitemap Access Japanese no cache