Kierkegaard & Asia

 

The 1st International Conference of the Kierkegaard Society in Japan(Kyoto)

 

2 -5 December 2005 at Ormond College

 

University of Melbourne

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

Program

Dec.2nd (Fri.)

 17:30  Registration      Quadrangle (or Scott &JM Young Rooms if rain)

 18:30  Evening Welcome Reception in Dinner

Dec.3rd(Sat)

JCR

8:30-9:00  Welcome

9:00-9:50    Prof. Satoshi Nakazato (Toyo University)  

 “M.P.Kierkegaard’s Curse on God and Soren Kierkegaard’s Concept ‘Sin’

             -An Interpretation from Northern Ideal Historical Point of View-

9:50-10:40   Dr. Chris Danta (University of New South Wales, Australia) 

             “Transuming Abraham: The Problem of Figuring Genesis 22 in Kierkegaard

10:40-11:10  Coffee

11:10-12:00  Kazutaka Yonezawa ( Tohoku University) 

              “The notion of aesthetic media on Either/Or”

12:00-12:50  Pfof. Andrew J. Burgess (University of New Mexico, USA) 

             “Kierkegaard’s Socrates as Comic and Tragic Figure”

12:50-14:00  Lunch

14:00-14:50  Takaya Suto (Hitotsubashi University)   

              “Kierkegaard and Foucault on Subject”

14:50-15:40  Pr. Seung-Goo Lee(Kukje Theological Seminary,Korea)

             “Becoming a Self in Kierkegaard’s Religion A and Schleiermacher’s Religion

in Contact to Becoming a Self in Religion B”

15:40-16:10  Coffee

16:10-17:00  Prof. Em. Eshin Nishimura (Hanazono University)

              “Zen Understanding of Kierkegaard’s Existential Thought“

17:00-19:00 Joint Paper: Prof. McDonald, Prof. Em. Pyo, Prof. Masugata

Prof. W. McDonald(University of New England, NSW): “From the Individual to the

Institution to the Individual: Contribution to Kierkegaard’s philosophical Reception

in Australia”

Prof. Em. Pyo Jae-Myeong (Korea) : “Kierkegaard in Korea”

Prof. Masugata(Mukogawa Women’s University): “Kierkegaard Reception in Japan”

19:00- Supper

 

Dec.4th(Sun)

   JCR

8:30-9:00  Announcements

9:00-9:50  Dr.Hassan Jafri (Azadshahr Islamic Azad University,IRAN) 

            “A Philosophical Study of Kierkegaard’s Concept of God”

9:50-10:40  Prof. Em. of Osaka Prefecture University Eiko Hanaoka (Nora Sangyo University)

              “Substantial and Non-substantial Way of Thinking through Kierkegaard

and Nishida”

10:40-11:20   Coffee

11:20-12:10   Dr. Ian Mills

“AETERNO MODO: The Congruence of Meaning and Method as ‘Eternal Dialectic’- in ‘Either/Or’ Both Dogen and Kierkegaard”

12:10-13:00   Dr. Archie Graham (Ontario College of Art and Design)

             “Truth, Paradox and Silence: Hakuin and Kierkegaard

13:00-14:10   Lunch

14:10-15:00   Prof. Syudo Tsukiyama (Otani University)

  “            “Religious Thoughts of Kitaro Nishida and Soren Kierkegaard”

15:00-17:15  Panel Discussion: Prof. James Giles, Prof. Fujimoto, Pro. Yamashita

Prof. James Giles (University of Guam): “A Comparison of SK and Dogen using the Purity of

Heart and Sections of the Shobogenzo Like Sansui-Kyo and Genjo-Koan”

Prof. Fujimoto (Bukkyo University): “Japanese Buddhism and Søren Kierkegaard―Faith and

its practice as an existential decision―”

Prof. Hidetomo Yamashita (Shizuoka University): “On the Horns and Thorn- A comparative

 study of Japanese Pure Land Buddhism and the thought of Kierkegaard”

18:00-19:15  Supper at restaurant Lygon St.

20:00-       Carols Service

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dec.5th(Mon)

   JCR

8:30-9:00  Announcements

9:00-10:00  Library Tour

10:10-11:00  Patrick Stokes (University of Melbourne)

Kierkegaard’s Mirrors : The Immediacy of Moral Vision”

11:00-11:30  Coffee

11:30-12:20  Dr. Adam Buben (Graduate assistant, University of New Mexico)

            “Living with the Thought of Death: Kierkegaard and the Samurai”

12:20-13:20  Lunch

13:20-14:10  Prof. Makoto Mizuta (Fukuoka Dental College)

             “Hideo Kobayashi”

14:10-15:00  Prof. Mime Morita (Osaka Christian College) 

             “Kierkegaard and Arimasa Mori ‘Experience and Existence’”

15:00-15:50  Prof. Kinya Masugata (Mukogawa Women’s University) 

“Masaru Otani – A Kierkegaard συμπαρανεκρώμενος(Fellow of the Dead);

15:50-16:20  Farewell