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An Essay on Saying Yes
AbstractThis paper first deals with the meaning of "saying Yes". It also asks if the things to which we say"Yes" are "good" (and if "saying Yes" is "good"). As a result, the meaning of "saying Yes to ourlife" or "saying Yes to the reality in the world" becomes clearer. The result shows how difficultsuch a "Yes" is, and finally it explores how we can realize it.departmental bulletin pape
Practice and Problems of Game-based Learning for Business Administration
In this paper, we proposed the instructional design and evaluation method of game-basedlearning for business administration. We also discussed educational effects and some problemswith practical examples.
Game-based learning is classified as a complementary method to traditional educationtechniques for management education; lectures, exercises and case method. Playing managementsimulation game with intent to learn, students can comprehensively utilize the knowledge ofvarious subjects they have learned in lectures.
From the questionnaire results in our case study, the original goal of teaching, such asimprovement of systematic understanding of business administration and learning motivation, aregenerally achieved, and effectiveness of game-based learning can be confirmed.departmental bulletin pape
Discussion on Management Quality Self-Assessment in University Management
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Problems with the dominant historical perspective of Japanese Christian Churches in the Post-World War II Era as exemplified by activities of Women's Active Museum on War and Peace
Women’s Active Museum on War and Peace (wam) is a Christian-affiliated institute, which is situated on the second floor of the AVACO (Audio Visual Activities Commission) Building in Tokyo.
On the 6th of July, 2014, AVACO Building was targeted by conservative, nationalistic Japanese demonstrators, who most likely confused Women’s Active Museum on War and Peace with the AVACO Building. Such a demonstration has served as an opportunity for people, however, to think anew of what kind of institution wam is, what activities they are actually doing, and what sort of idea is behind them and their daily activities.
The Asahi Shimbun, in its issues of the fifth and sixth of August, 2014, finally admitted that they had spread some misinformation about so-called Comfort Women who had allegedly been taken by force to offer sexual pleasure to Japanese Imperial Military officers and soldiers. Even after these articles were published, however, certain Christian-affiliated organizations, including wam, instead of rethinking their unique historical perspective on the Modern History of Japan, continued criticizing the country for her treatment of the so-called Comfort Women during the first half of the 20th century.
The historical perspective on Modern Japan, like the one adopted by wam, has dominated the Japanese Christian circles since the end of the Second World War. In this paper, I will argue that such a historical perspective may drive Japan into havoc by showing that the wam’s endeavors (largely determined by their unique historical perspective) and the Chinese Communist Party’s military strategic zones somehow overlap.
Finally, in Chapter Ⅴ of this paper, I will ask Japanese Christian priests and pastors to work on ways to interpret the passages in the Bible that include not only pacifist messages but also apparently militaristic ones. I will close this paper with a humble request that Christians in Japan should first seek for the Holy Spirit (ruach ha-kodesh, in Hebrew), who believers hold will guide them to the true knowledge including secular interpretations of the historical facts as well as religious understanding of Bible passages themselves.departmental bulletin pape