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HIROSHIMA RESEARCH NEWS(通巻56号)
application/pdf朝鮮半島情勢のゆくえ(孫 賢鎮)
国際シンポジウム「平和への扉を開く : 核兵器禁止条約と、これから」(直野 章子)
ミャンマーにおけるロヒンギャ問題(ナラヤナン・ガネサン)
憲法に自衛隊規定を入れることの法的意味(河上 暁弘)
「ヒロシマ平和セミナー2018」の開催(永井 均)
2018年度「連続市民講座」「『歴史としての戦後』を考える」(竹本 真希子)
まもなく平和学研究科開設 : 10月の記念講演会を踏まえて(湯浅 剛)
Hello from HPI(河 炅珍)
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HIROSHIMA RESEARCH NEWS(通巻57号)
application/pdf大学院・平和学研究科の目指すこと(大芝 亮)
核兵器禁止条約後の核情勢(水本 和実)
拡散金融対策とその重要性(福井 康人)
マンハッタン計画における原子力(ロバート・ジェイコブズ)
フィリピンから見た残留日本兵問題(永井 均)
戦後イギリスと日本のPR(河 炅珍)
Hello from HPI(大芝 亮)
Hello from HPI(沖村 理史)
広島平和研究所「プロジェクト研究」の展開(徐 顕芬)
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HIROSHIMA RESEARCH NEWS(57)
application/pdfWhat the Graduate School of Peace Studies Aims to Achieve (Ryo Oshiba)
The Current Trends in Nuclear Disarmament after the Conclusion of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (Kazumi Mizumoto)
The Significance of Counter-proliferation Financing (Yasuhito Fukui)
Nuclear Power in the Manhattan Project (Robert Jacobs)
Philippines Perspectives Regarding Japanese Army Stragglers (Hitoshi Nagai)
Public Relations in Postwar Britain and Japan (Kyungjin Ha)
Hello from HPI (Tadashi Okimura)
Hello from HPI (Ryo Oshiba)
Development of HPI Research Projects (Xianfen Xu)
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Correlation Analysis between Subjectively Annotated Emotions and Objectively Annotated Emotions
application/pdfThere is no research for analyzing the relationship between subjectively annotated emotions and objectively annotated emotions despite the fact that a lot of research uses objective emotion labels as subjective emotions. In this study, we collect natural emotional voices, and the speaker and others annotate the intensity of six emotions {anger, dislike, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise} to the voices. The correlation diagrams between subjectively and objectively annotated emotions indicate that there is a small relationship between subjective and objective emotions. The experimental results using support vector regression reveal that learning subjective emotions is much more difficult than learning objective emotions. Furthermore, happiness, sadness, and surprise are comparatively learned better than dislike, anger, and fear.International MultiConference of Engineers and Computer Scientists 2019(IMECS 2019), Mar. 13-15, 2019, Hong Kong, 査読有conference pape
平成28年度科学研究費補助金挑戦的萌芽研究 : 戴冠式の玉座と石にみる象徴性
application/pdf1 研究活動 本研究は、科学研究費補助金「玉座とその象徴性の基礎研究」挑発的研究(萌芽)、課題番号15K12294、研究代表・服部等作による。departmental bulletin pape
The Making of the Non-Western Protagonist : On Botchan by NATSUME Sōseki
application/pdfThe purpose of this paper is to illustrate what personality type a non-Western Protagonist possesses. Edward Morgan Forster(1879-1970) suggested that main characters in Western novels are required to have growth by experience, a secret inner life, and active behavior. Following Forster’s study, this paper discusses whether Botchan meets these requirements or not and here it is hypothesized that Botchan is modeled as a non-Western Protagonist.
This paper examines NATSUME Sōseki’s (1867-1916)essays focusing on the facial expression theory in"Kusamakura (1906)" and "Sanshiro (1908)" to verify the hypothesis above. As a conclusion, this paper points out that the non-Western Protagonist’s personality type consist of “F + f”, as proposed by Sōseki in "Literary Theory (1907)". “F” is the inclusive character, and “f” is the extensional character. The non-Western Protagonists’ personality type has a dual form consisting of F and f.
Soseki’s attempt to create the non-Western Protagonist, beginning with “Botchan (1906)”, bore fruit in Kiyoko in “Meian (1916)”. On the basis of the commonalities in Botchan and Kiyoko’s personalities, Botchan's “Muteppo” and Kiyoko's “Kanman” can be categorized as having the character of “F”, whose behavior can be characterized as physical, accidental, and passive.
The character of “f” is a collection of diverse characteristics shared among people. Looking at the diverse characteristics of “f”, Botchan's directness and Kiyoko's childlikeness are unique in that they are not shared by the other characters in the novels. These characters are inherited from the ancient image of humans discovered by Kokugaku movement during the Edo period.journal articl
HIROSHIMA RESEARCH NEWS(56)
application/pdfProspects for the Situation on the Korean Peninsula (Hyun Jin Son)
International Symposium “Opening the Door to Peace: The Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons and Beyond” (Akiko Naono) 目次に "HA Kyung Jin"の記述なし
The Rohingya Issue in Myanmar (Narayanan Ganesan)
Legal Implications of Adding the Existence of the SDF to the Constitution of Japan (Akihiro Kawakami)
Hiroshima Peace Seminar 2018 (Hitoshi Nagai)
HPI Public Lecture Series 2018 “‘Postwar’ Reconsidered: Historical Perspectives” (Makiko Takemoto)
Commemorative Lectures Held in October Harkens Opening of the Graduate School of Peace Studies (Takeshi Yuasa)
Hello from HPI [(HA Kyung Jin)]
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Discrimination and Xenophobia from Above and Below in Contemporary Japan : Hate Speech and Hate Crime against Korean Schools and UN Recommendations (Special Feature: Human Rights Issues)
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Denarrating Japan’s Gendered and Raced Citizenship in Okinawa: A Transnational Plurality of Uchinanchu (Special Feature: Human Rights Issues)
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Eichi Hoshino et al. The Agenda of Okinawa Peace Theory (Book Review)
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