Ecologies of Knowledge and Practice – Japanese Studies and the Environmental Humanities

Japanese Studies
  • 27 October 2017 – 28 October 2017
  • St Antony's College, University of Oxford
Past event Supported

How does research on Japan inform ecological practice that is pertinent beyond the framework of area studies, and vice versa? If we were to place nature at the core of our studies of human activities, what new kinds of interdisciplinarity and knowledge would be possible, and how would we reorganize our academic disciplines?

This workshop invites individual papers from UK-based Postgraduates and Early Career Researchers within the Humanities for an inter-disciplinary discussion with guidance from established scholars and practitioners.

Contact Information

For enquiries about this event, please contact:

Japanese Studies & International Dialogue
LO_JapaneseStudies@jpf.go.jp

CC Natsumi_Abe@jpf.go.jp (Natsumi Abe, Assistant Director and Manager for Japanese Studies)

and Iona_Vos@jpf.go.jp (Assistant Programme Officer for Japanese Studies)

General Enquiries
LO_info@jpf.go.jp

Phone: +44 (0)20 7492 6570

For more information please see the workshop website 

This workshop was supported by the Japan Foundation London Grant Programme for Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange. For more information about this programme please click here.

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