Religion In the Noisy World of the Living / Junichi Isomae

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Religion
[Introduction]
The great earthquake.
The earth crushed people and the sea swallowed people.
There is a nuclear power plant there.
Why is there a nuclear power plant where the tsunami comes? This book relooks at the 3.11 Great East Japan Earthquake and questions the origin of people and society.
How does life receive death? How can equality in terms of democracy be realized? The relationship between the dead and the living is compared to the "transition" phenomenon of psychoanalysis, and the form of "bonds of emotions" is discussed from the viewpoint of the "confusion in society" more than 10 years after the earthquake.
What can religious scholars hear when they talk about "things that cannot be seen"?
The relationship between the dead and the living is compared to the "transition" phenomenon of psychoanalysis
The relationship between the dead and the living is compared to the "transition" phenomenon of psychoanalysis
The relationship between the dead and the living is compared to the "transition" phenomenon of psychoanalysis
The relationship between the dead and the living is compared to the "transition" phenomenon of psychoanalysis
The relationship between the dead and the living is compared to the "transition" phenomenon of psychoanalysis
The relationship between the dead and the living is compared to the Biographical Biography : He was born in Mito City in 1961.
He became a religious scholar due to his habit of "talking about things that cannot be seen."
He dropped out of the doctoral program in religious studies at the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, the University of Tokyo.
He is a Ph.D. in literature.
He has served as a visiting professor and researcher at a university abroad.
As of 2024, he is a professor at International Research Center for Japanese Studies.
He is the president of Isosaki Project Office.
He wrote books such as "『 Modern Japanese Religious Discourse and Its Genealogy 』 (Iwanami Shoten, 2003),"
"Thoughts of 『 Threshold 』 (Hosei University Publications, 2013),"
"『 The the tigers : 』 who has been waiting for us in the world (Shueisha Shinsho, 2013),"
"『 Who has Heard the Death" 』 (Kawade Shobo Shinsho, 2015), "
" 『 Showa and Heisei History of Spirit 』 (kodansha, 2019), "
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