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Ioannis Gaitanidis @YanisuG

Assoc. Prof. Tohoku University. Japan.

Joined August 2011
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
Julian Strube@JulianStrube
May 13
Soon available with Bloomsbury, fully open access. Stay tuned for more news on this.
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学際的な思考を育む方法。本書はその一つを提案しています。ぜひ手に取ってみてください！#国際教養　#学際 #リベラルアーツ
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@akashishoten
May 8
【新刊情報】 国際教養学を学ぶための横断的思考法   -15の漢字からひらく発見と問い- ガイタニディス・ヤニス　[編著] 2,500円 税 近年の大学教育は、文・理の枠、従来の学問を越境する方向にむかっている――。 本書は「創」「信」など15の漢字から発想を広げ、様々な学問の考え方や日常の事象との関わり等について分野を横断する思考法を養う。学生だけでなく広く一般読者に有用な一冊。 akashi.co.jp/book/b676597.ht…
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
極東書店@kyokuto_bk
27 Jun 2024
弊社が総代理店を務める「Japan Documents Handbook」シリーズ最新刊、「Teaching Japan: A Handbook (日本について教える－ハンドブック)」が刊行され、入荷しました！日本について学生に教える方法を考察したものなど、17の論考を収録しています！
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
Religious Studies@BloomsburyRS
24 Jun 2024
Now in paperback: Spirituality and Alternativity in Contemporary Japan by @YanisuG This book uses case studies of spirituality in contemporary Japan to rethink the dynamic power of “alternativity” in discourse and practice in society. Order now: tiny.cc/3sfqyz
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
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@nekonoizumi
28 Mar 2024
ちくま新書5月。「異能者？　予言者？　キリスト教の影響を受けている？　誰もが知る聖徳太子は、近現代このように理解されてきた。日本人が彼に求めたものの深層を読みとく。」 ⇒オリオン・クラウタウ 『隠された聖徳太子 近現代日本の偽史とオカルト文化』 hanmoto.com/bd/isbn/97844800…

隠された聖徳太子 オリオン・クラウタウ(本文) - 筑摩書房

異能者？　予言者？　キリスト教の影響を受けている？　誰もが知る聖徳太子は、近現代このように理解されてきた。日本人が彼に求めたものの深層を読みとく。 救う太子…… 呪う太子…… 嘲笑う太子…… メ… - 引用：版元ドットコム

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The small special issue that I co-edited with @erica_baffelli for "Religious Studies in Japan" (the English journal of JARS) has just come out. jpars.org/bulletin-religious…
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My book was included in @BloomsburyRS 's Japanese Religions Collection and, together with the rest of the excellent research published by colleagues will be at 35% discount until the end of September! bloomsbury.com/discover/supe…
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
Religious Studies@BloomsburyRS
1 Aug 2023
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new collection on #Japanese religions! Enjoy 35% off our curated list of must-read books and discover free-to-access resources from our digital platform @BloomsburyDigtl. Browse the collection 👇 bit.ly/47dzc6o
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
Julian Strube@JulianStrube
6 Apr 2023
I'd like to draw your attention to our upcoming workshop on "What is 'Esotericism' in South and East Asia?" We'll all be in Vienna, but you're all welcome to join in the discussions through our internet communication channels.
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
Religious Studies@BloomsburyRS
5 Apr 2023
🔓 'Dynamism and the Ageing of a Japanese 'New' Religion' examines the trajectory and development of the Japanese religious movement Agonshu and its charismatic founder Kiriyama Seiyu. @erica_baffelli #OpenAccess Start reading on Bloomsbury Collections ➡️ bit.ly/3Zeso2U
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Thanks to @erica_baffelli for accepting to do this!
千葉大学アカデミック・リンク/附属図書館@ALC_Chiba_Univ
2 Dec 2022
#イベント 近年、EDI (Equity, Diversity and Inclusion; 公平性、多様性、包括性) が大学を含む、どの職場の環境づくりにも参考すべき要素となっています。 本企画ではイギリスのマンチェスター大学でEDIを保証する取り組みを紹介(英語)し、その効果などについてディスカッション(日本語)を行います。
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I have been re-reading @prof_suma’s Jesus Loves Japan in my MA class. It is such a great book! Also probably one of the best prologues I have ever read in a scholarly monograph.
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Ioannis Gaitanidis retweeted
The Religious Studies Project@ProjectRS
10 Dec 2021
#RSPresponse Ioannis Gaitanidis (@YanisuG) responds to our ep w/ Mitsutoshi Horii. Gaitanidis highlights Horii's analysis of the public benefit-aspect of religion in Japan & pushes further our deconstructive analyses for the critical study of religion. religiousstudiesproject.com/…

Can Deconstructing ‘Religion’ Be More than Critique? | The Religious Studies Project

Responding to our interview with Mitsutoshi Horii, Ioannis Gaitanidis highlights Horii's analysis of the public benefit-aspect of religion in Japan and expands the conversation by asking how scholars...

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Please join us on zoom this Saturday, 27 Nov at 9pm (Tokyo time) for the last day of the 1st international conference of the East Asian Network for the Academic Study of Esotericism, with two parallel sessions on authorial and therapeutic entanglements! eanase.com/conference-schedu…
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The 1st EANASE conference began last Saturday with a session of 3 papers and a response by the amazing @Ghost_Image_ ! Registrations remain open for the rest of the sessions planned to take place every Saturday of November, at 9 pm, Tokyo time. eanase.com/conference-schedu…
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Pleased to announce the lineup of the 1st EANASE International Conference, Spirituality, Healthcare and Social Movements in East Asia: A Transnational Perspective, to be held every Saturday of November 2021, at 9pm (Tokyo time). Please visit eanase.com/conference-schedu…
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Congratulations to Kie Nishizaka(@28Remerciement ), on publishing her first scholarly paper (based on the MA thesis that I co-supervised). She examines how the Jaina community in Japan negotiate their food habits bit.ly/3iR3wMp

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Btw, there is much in Kie’s paper that could be analysed using the framework set up by Kolata and Gillson in their fascinating recent paper on the role of food literacy in religious belonging. brill.com/view/journals/nu/6…

Feasting with Buddhist Women: Food Literacy in Religious Belonging

Abstract This ethnographic study shows that women’s knowledge and practices involving food in Japanese Buddhist contexts circulate as gendered currency. It emphasizes how what we term “food literacy”...

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The JR special issue (guest co-edited with Justin Stein) on "Japanese Religions and the Global Occult" is now available for download: eanase.com/japanese-religion…. Eternally grateful to Prof. Yoshinaga(@ma_tango) and to all our authors, incl. @PhilipDeslippe, @johnnyppp, @demonologian
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the next station seems so far away! (seen at Ochanomizu st.)
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