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Planetary Boundary and Sustainable Food Systems in the Context of Planetary Health
Get PDFPlanetary Boundary and Sustainable Food Systems in the Context of Planetary Health
Kanako MASUNO, Mayu YOKOTA and Tetsuo KONDO
Food production is essential for the development and health of human beings but at the same time it is the largest source of environmental degradation. In this article, we describe how to optimally balance the increasing need for food driven by the world’s expanding population and sustaining the health of the environment in line with global Sustainable Development Goals （SDGs）. In the last section, we briefly introduce innovative actions relating to novel and sustainable food production in Japan.departmental bulletin pape
Summary of Academic Presentation A Record of the Exhibition “Emergence of Shibuya: The 2020 Seen through 135 Years Timeline Models of Shibuya Station” Held from 2019 October 15th to December 15th at Koyo Museum, Showa Women’s University
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A Literature Review on the Relationship between the First and Second Languagesin in the Language Acquisition Process of Young People Growing up in a Bilingual Environment: Focusing on Writing Ability
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The Postwar as Depicted in Nireke no Hitobito by Morio Kita: Narrator as Scaffold
Get PDFNireke no Hitobito （The House of Nire） （1964） is set in the years 1918 to 1946. The narrator tells the story chronologically beginning with Kiichiro, the first director of a mental hospital （originally in Matsubara, Setagaya） and then continues to tell the stories of Kiichiro’s successors at the hospital, characters modeled on his grandfather, father, and their relatives. This paper focusses on how the narrator looks at historical changes from the Taisho to the postwar Showa eras. The author argues that the narrator’s “present day” is formed out of the narratives he gives us about the novel’s characters and concludes that the manner in which the novel is narrated exposes the problems of postwar consumer society.departmental bulletin pape
