The talk will look at key themes to understand our daily relationship with technology and more broadly the role of technology in society, emphasizing both changes and historical continuity. The talk will also challenge the widespread stereotype in contemporary public discourse about technology.

Zoom Webinar
Friday, 30 September 2022 10:00am-12:00pm JST

Ancient Jewish and Indian ritual texts may serve as models for environmental dilemmas, bridging ancient and modern worlds. Sacrificial rituals create waste and sanctuaries become filled with residues of materia sacra. Three distinct attitudes towards such leftovers are indicative of three ritual-environmental conceptions: reuse, exclusion, and neutralization.

Zoom Webinar
6 October 2022, 4:00-5:30pm JST

In the same way that gifted education is promoted to gifted children, "inclusive education" is recommended for disabled children. These measures, which include their relative measures of inferiority and superiority, result in a philosophical contradiction within special needs education.

ŌTSUKA Manami
2022.08.30

On 2022 July 23rd, the Human Security Program at the University of Tokyo and the University of Essex opened a Human Rights Colloquium. The event centered on challenges to human security in the fields of conflict and human rights, international law, gender and migration...

Dada DOCOT
2022.08.03

Tokyo College is recruiting Project Assistant Professors who will pursue academic activities and contribute to the management of Tokyo College.

Application Deadline
5 PM on September 30, 2022 (Japan Standard Time)

Tokyo College aims to generate new knowledge to contribute to the creation of an inclusive society and spark deeper public engagement with the University.