Japanese Contemporary Social Theory Seen from the inside and Outside

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Japanese Contemporary Social Theory Seen from the inside and Outside

Saturday, July 19, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:20 AM

Room: 303

RC16 Sociological Theory (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:

Masataka KATAGIRI, Rissho University, Japan and Atsushi SAWAI, Keio University, Japan

Chair:

Anthony ELLIOTT, University of South Australia, Australia

298.1

The Collective As an Ideational Entity (Oral Presentation)
Minako KONNO, Tokyo Woman's Christian University, Japan

298.2

‘the Reinvention of the Traditional' in the Post-Traditional Societies — an Essay on Encouragement of ‘Dependence' (Oral Presentation)
Eiji GON, Chiba University of Commerce, Japan

298.3

Transformation of Relationship in the Second Modernity in Japan in Comparison with the Theory of Reflexive Modernization (Oral Presentation)
Midori ITO, Otsuma Women's University, Japan

298.4

On Appropriation and Japanese Sociology: The Case of Postmodern Social Theory (Oral Presentation)
Eric L. HSU, University of South Australia, Australia

298.5

Critical Thoery and Its Development in Post-War Japanese Sociology (Oral Presentation)
Takeshi DEGUCHI, The University of Tokyo, Japan