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9:00-11:30   Registration Parallel Session Parallel Session Parallel Session Optional Tour
    Room1 (3-123-1F) 

Chair: Murata Yasuto
 

Umeda Kota:

A Philosophical Analysis
of "Eco"-under the guidance
of Hanna Arent's

 "Human Condition"-

ABE Yoshihiko:

Sapientia convivendi
in Life of Suso-

Narratological  Perspective
of German Mysticism on the
Horizon of
 Love and
Reconciliation

Wang Shizhong:

Analysis on influence of
ecological factors on China's
 primary schools’ and
 secondary schools’  layout
 restructuring in minority areas
 

Room1 (3-123-1F)

Chair: Ozaki Makoto

 

Tsuda Yoshio:

The essence of today's "ECO"
movement and its twofold dangers
-with Heidegger's criticism

 of technology

Shirai Masato:

Toward Being for Others,
with Others-Suggestions from
 Kitaro Nishida's "I and Thou"-

Fan Meijun:

Ecological wisdom in Daoism

 

Room1 (3-123-1F)

Chair: Hamazaki Yoko

 

Anzai Masahiro:

The reflect of the war-liking
of logos-centrism-The way
to co-exist and reconcile-

Motoaki Iimori:

Reason and Other
- Whitehead's reason

 which adventures and Levinas's
Skepticism as Revenant

Robert Smid:

Effective Catalysts
for Large-scale Social Change:
An Argument from Process
Philosophy and Chinese

Confucianism

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

JSPS
Board Meeting
10:30-11:45

(10B-108A)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Opening Session
(Auditorium) 

   10:00-11:30

 

Chair:  Suzuki Nobukuni

 

Opening Ceremony

           Sophia University Glee Club


Prayer: Fr.
Jean-Claude Hollerich

 

Congratulatory Address

             TAKIZAWA Tadashi

 (President of Sophia University)

 

Introductory Address:

            Tanaka Yutaka

Creativity and Harmony in the Age
of Ecological Civilization

 

Keynote Address: 

         Takeda Ryusei

Birth, Aging, Sickness, and Death
in the Nuclear Age                

 

Guidance: SAROAD Shigeki

 
Room 2  (3-124-1F)

Chair: Nagao Shiro

           Fan Meijun

 

Luo Xiaoping:

On Process View : Momentum of
 Ecological Society’s Development

Liu Qihua:

A Preliminary Research on the
Developing Model of Technological
Sciences-Besides Discussion on
a social mechanism of Modern
Science & Technology Policy

Room 2  (3-124-1F)

Chair: Hongo Hitoshi,
          
Wang Zhihe

 

Hao Dong:

Low-Carbon Technological
Paradigm in Urbanization
of China

Zhu Chengke:

From Process to Generation:
Transformation and Establishment
of Contemporary Educational View

Ishida Masato:

The Environment Regarded as
Symbolic Space: Expanding
upon Whitehead's
Symbolic Reference

 

Room 2  (3-124-1F)

Chair: Hirose Chuichiro,
           Wang Zhihe

 

Ihara Seiji:

A. N. Whitehead and Business:
What to learn from him

Chen Aihua:

Environmental Moral Philosophical
 Review on the Logic of
 "City Charm".doc

Yang Xiao-ming & Gao Ce:

Study on Lightning-Proof Mechanism
in Buildings via Naturalism Concept
 in Ancient China

 
 
 
 
 
 
Room 3  (3-171-1F)

Chair: Arakawa Yoshihiro

 

Yamaura Yuzo:

Philosophical methods and
ways in Whitehead and Kant

Morinaga Naomiki:

Subject and Reflexivity:
Bergson, Whitehead
and Benjamin

Wen Hengfu-Yang Li:

The 85-year research on
 Whitehead’s Philosophy of
 Organism in China 

Room 3  (3-171-1F)

Chair: Sakai Tugiko

 

SatoYosuke:

The ground as nothingness

Li Hengwei:

Contrast and comparison between
Xiong Shili’s and Alfred North
 Whitehead’s metaphysics
 and cosmology

Yang Fubin:

How to Keep A Harmonious
Relation to Nature: from the
Perspective of Whiteheadian

Viewpoint of Organist Cosmology

Room 3  (3-171-1F)

Chair: Hirata Ichiro

 

Yoshida Koji:

The Significance of Whitehead’s
 Philosophy of Organism:
Its Novelty and Universality

Yuan Duo:

The Significance of Whitehead's
 Educational Philosophy in the Reform
 of China’s Higher Education

Maria Teresa Teixeira

We are in the World and
 the World is in us

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
11:30-13:00   Lunch Time
(2-5F-Cafeteria)
PC Room available

(2-3F)

Lunch Time
 (2-5F-Cafeteria)

PC Room available

(2-3F)

Lunch Time
(2-5F-Cafeteria)

PC Room available

(2-3F)

Lunch Time
 (2-5F-Cafeteria)

PC Room available

(2-3F)

 
13:00-15:30 JSPS 

General Meeting

(Auditorium)

 

Plenary  Session Parallel Session Parallel Session Closing Session  
Symposium 1(Auditorium)

 

Process Ecozoics:

Philosophy and Theology
in the Ecozoic Age 

 

Chair: Tanaka Yutaka 

                John  T. Brinkman
 

1 Nobuhara Tokiyuki

 

The Problem of the Two Ultimates
and the Proposal of an Ecozoics
of the Deity:
 In Dialogue with Thomas Berry,
Sallie McFague, Anselm, Aquinas,
 Whitehead, and Nishida 

 

2 Jay-Don Lee

Thomas Berry’s New Cosmology
 and the Ecozoic Era

 

3  Herman Greene

 Process Ecozoics:
Philosophy and Theology
in the Ecozoic Age

 

 

Room1 (3-123-1F)

Chair: Murata Yasuto

 

Wang Zhihong:

 The evolution of "otherness"
and the presentation of "inclusion"
 under the view of Western
 intellectual history

Wang Tianen:

Ecological Systemic Process
and the Ways of Human Thinking
 and Acting

Hirata Ichiro:

Final Cause of Whitehead's
Process and Reality

Room1 (3-123-1F)

Chair: Ozaki Makoto

 

Li Fang:

The Idea of Process Education in
Whitehead's Philosophy of Organism

Park Iljoon:

To Talk about Justice: Suturing the
 Whiteheadian harmonious subject
to the Badiouan militant subject
for the universal subject of
ta me onta - A Badiouan Response

to Event and Decision

Miroslaw Patalon:

Religious Education in Poland
and the New Paradigms in Ecology

13:00-14:20 (Auditorium)

Chair: Suzuki Nobukuni
Saroad Shigeki

 

Closing Address:

Tanaka Yutaka

Helmut Maassen

Wang Zhihe

Miroslaw Patalon

 

Congratulatory Address

 Angela Yiu

 (vice-president of Sophia University)

 

accompanied with

Sophia University Choir

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Room 2  (3-124-1F)

Chair: Nagao Shiro
            Fan Meijun

 

Hirose Chuichiro:

Toward a sustainable global
 society-holistic transformation of
 civilization through adventure of
 ideas and practices

Leslie Muray:

Citizenship in an Ecological
 Civilization

Zhao Jianjun:

The analysis of China Green
 Development Model

 

Room 2  (3-124-1F)

Chair: Ishida Masato

 

Itow Shigeyuki:

A.N.Whitehead and Ervin Laszlo:
A New Global Philosophy of Systems

Li Sen:

Eco-class: Harmonium and Creation

John Quiring:

Collapse or Sustainability?
 Future-Ethics, Eco-Pluralism,
and Process Thought

 

IPN General Meeting

14:40:-15:30 (Auditorium)

Chair:Hermut Massen 
  Herman Greene

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Room 3  (3-171-1F)

Chair: Arakawa Yoshihiro

 

MakharovEgor:

 Foundations of Dialogue among
 Cultures

Kachappilly Kurian:

Community-An Example of
 'Organic Extensive Society'

Ozaki Makoto:

History and Eternity
 from Tanabe's Perspectives  

 

 

 

 

Room 3  (3-171-1F)

Chair: Sakai Tugiko

 

Hanaoka Eiko:

Eco-sophia in “the Wisdom as
prajuna viz. Love as agape” -
through the change of paradigms-

Jang Wang Shik:

Non-rationalism in East Asian Philosophy:
A Whiteheadian Evaluation

Henning G. Brian:

The Ontology of Collective
Individuals and the Process Turn

 

   
 
Room 4     (4-184-1F)

Chair: Itow Shigeyuki

 

Brinkman John T:

Harmony, Attribute of
the Sacred and Phenomenal.

Zhang Zailin:

The Great Change of the Human
 Philosophical Ideas Expedited
by "Japan disaster"

Wang Zhihe:

The Second Enlightenment and
a Postmodern Green
 Lifestyle

 
15:45-18:15 Registration

 

Auditorium  Lobby

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

18:00-19:30

Coffee Reception

by Sophia

Sustainable

Coffee Movement

   (11-Lounge-B)

Plenary  Session Parallel Session Plenary  Session    
Symposium2 (Auditorium)

 

The Sense  of  Peace:
 Process Philosophy and
 Eastern Thoughts

 

 

Chair: Tanaka Yutaka
           
Ishida Masato

 

1 Endo Hiroshi

Whitehead's Theory of
the Sense of Peace
--What occurs on the edge of
 consciousness?--

 

    Kurian Kachappilly 
"Holocoenotic" view of Ecology -
 An Indian Process Model-

 

3 Steve Odin

Whitehead's Perspectivism
as a Basis for Environmental Ethics 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Room1 (3-123-1F)

Chair: Murata Yasuto

 

Hirata Ichiro:

Continuity and Atomicity

Heine Siebrand:

The ground beneath our feet

Yuan Zushe:

The Theory of human dignity of
 Marxism and its practice in
 contemporary China 

Symposium3 

(Auditorium)

 

The Future of Civilization:

Japan and the world after 3/11

 

 

 

Chair:Tanaka Yutaka 

     Herman Green

 

1 Miyamoto Hisao

Fire of Prometheus or Fire of Spirit

 

 

2 Yamawaki Naoshi

The Future of Civilization
 from a Perspective of
Glocal Public Philosophy

 

3 Yamamoto Ryoichi

Intergovernmental Ethics Panel
for Ecological Civilization

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Room 2  (3-124-1F)

Chair: Nagao Shiro

 

Donna Bowman:

Needle, Hook, Relational
Wisdom:
 The Prayer Shwl Ministry
As Creative Engagement
With Fate

Wu Libing:

 The Ecological Civilization
 on basis
 of
Marxism Philosophy

Wu Xueqin:

Tries to Analyze the Possibility
of
 Realizing Ecological
Civilization

 

 
 
 
 
 
Room 3  (3-171-1F) 

Chair: Arakawa Yoshihiro

 

Helmut Maaßen:

Identity and Religious Conflicts

Hiheon Kim:

A Korean Panentheism:
 Ham Seok-heon's Thought
for Future Civilization

Alexander Haitos:

Foreseeing novelty:
Bergson and Whitehead

on Possibility and Creation

 

 

 

 

 
 
18:30-20:30

(19:00-20:15)

Prayer for Sufferers
of the Great Earthquake
 in Eastern Japan 

Accompanied
by Gregorian Chant

(St. Ignatius Church
2F Chapel of Our Lady)
 

IPN Board Meeting

(4-184-1F) 

 

 

 

 

 

Banquet

(11-B Dining Lounge)