Death and Desire in Contemporary Japan

The title of this volume refers to the Buddhist concepts of suffering, impermanence and dependent origination, which link the ideas of Death and Desire. This book stems from a research conducted in the last few years at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, supported by the Japan Foundation. A great dea...

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Format:	Online
Language:	English Italian
Published:	Fondazione Università Ca' Foscari 2024
Subjects:	Dogen,Selfhood,Death,Unnatural,Haunting,Hijikata Tatsumi,Edgar Morin,Atomic Bomb,Natural,Body,Anti-Dance,Ghosts,Tsukamoto Shin’ya,Company’s Founder,Actor Network,Leo Tolstoy,Rokugatsu no hebi,Vladimir Jankélévitch,Witness Literature,Dōjōji,Matsushita Denki,Personhood,Psychoanalysis,Autopsy,Shiseikan,Memory,Mujō,Shiga Naoya,Sociology,Dark Tourism,Butō,Corpse,Salvation,Biyanlu,Cross-Gendered Performance,Plato,Corporeality,Sony,Nagasaki,Desire,Literary Theory,Acephale,Body and Object,Eroticism,Female Desire,Identity Quest,Cinema,Japan,Lacan,Kinosaki nite,Mugen noh,Izutsu,Coroners,Dream,Distance,England,Storytelling,Company-sponsored Funeral,Shibusawa Tatsuhiko,Philosophy of Death,Hiroshima
Online Access:	ONIX_20240222_9788869691515_77
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