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釈論大江千里集（一）
Get PDFapplication/pdfThis paper is an introduction to investigation and interpretation (釈論) of ‘Oeno Chisato-shu’ (大江千里集). This work is an anthology of or waka (和歌＝ancient Japanese poems) by Oeno himself.
In the work, which was edited in accordance with a command of Japan's Emperor Uda in 894, and is usually called kudai-waka (句題和歌), each poem was given a one phrase poetic title in kanshi (漢詩＝ancient Chinese poem) selected by Oeno. And so, Oeno's own poetry has been considered a mere literal translation of the Chinese.
The authors of this paper think that such a way viewing this work shoud be reconsidered because the mutual relations between expressions in both waka and kanshi have various patterns.
The central purpose of our investigation is to concretely explicate the actual condition of all these patterns.This paper makes clear the investigation method which attaches great importance to expression technique, reviews preceding studies and interpretates waka No. 72, the most famous in this anthology.departmental bulletin pape
ArduinoとRaspberry Piを用いた，高専向けフィジカル・コンピューティング教育システムの開発
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施設評価指標を考慮した回遊行動モデルの構築 : 長野市中心街地を対象として
Get PDFapplication/pdfIn order to improve the central city areas charm, it is important that visitors can enjoy by walking through central city. Therefore, in this study, to build a pedestrian rambling activities model that takes into account the facility attractive, such as commerce and tourism. In addition, to develop a model that takes into account the facility and street satisfaction and walking resistance. By leveraging this model, it enables verification of pedestrian rambling activities in the central city area. And, even in terms of guiding the direction of the street improvement in the central city area, can be expected as its guideline.departmental bulletin pape
「あわれみ」概念の思想史
Get PDFapplication/pdfCompassion, sympathy, empathy, and pity are not mainstream themes in the history of philosophy, but have been taken up frequently by philosophers. Starting with the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, Spinoza, Descartes, Hume, Adam Smith, Schopenhauer, and many others have discussed the concept of compassion. More recently, Jacques Derrida and Martha C. Nussbaum, among others, have contemplated it. In reviewing their patterns of thought, one can see that the shift in the concept of compassion is the transition of the answers to the questions "How do we feel compassion for other(s)?" and "Who is/are the other(s) who deserve compassion?” This study explores the development of "sympathetic imagination" in philosophy, how the subject of compassion has expanded, and where the source of compassion is found.departmental bulletin pape
H. D. Thoreau “Civil Disobedience”における正義の概念 : 「市民的不服従」という考え方
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe purpose of this paper is to consider a concept of justice on H.D. Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience." "Civil Disobedience" is read by many people all over the world, and has had a great impact on them. John Rawls, an American philosopher, thought about justice and wrote about "civil disobedience" in his book, A Theory of Justice. To understand Thoreau's concept of justice, I examine by comparing Thoreau's "civil disobedience" and Rawls' "civil disobedience" in this paper.departmental bulletin pape