平成成 27 年度前
前期（集中講講義）グローーバル専門科目“Suummer English
ELecturees in Huumanitiees”追加登登録募集
集のお知らせせ開講時

期： 集中講講義（８月３日（月）～６日（木）の３限日限・４限）

単位： グローバ
バル専門科目
目１単位
対 象 学 部 ・研 究 科： 文学部部・人文学研究
究科、国際文化学部、発達達科学部、法学部、経済学部・経済経済学研究科、経営学部
追追加登録は、６月 ３０日（火火）まで人文学研究科教務
務学生係で行行ってくださいい。

Theme:“TThe Forrefrontt of Hummanitiess Reseaarch” （「「人文学研研究最前線」）」

Course Modderator: Hideyuki YAM
MAMOTO (PProfessor, Gradduate School of Humanities, Koobe University)

Courrse Schedulle（開講スケケジュール）:Day 1: Augusst 3 (Monnday)—８月３日（月月）・3rd Period—３限
P限(13:20～～14:50)
Actio
on researchh based prrecautionarry projectss of asbestos in PIEKKTsuyoshi MMATSUDA
Professsor of Philosophhy, Graduate Schoool ofHumanities, Koobe University

It is an importtant mission foor us to transfer the moralss from the exp
periences of hazards
hand to invent the prrecautionary methods
magain
nst them fromm the view point of humanities. Asa paradigm case in our communitty, based on action
aresearcches we have been doing projects
with students,sNPO
Os, media andd other experrts for preveenting asbestos exposure amongworkerrs, citizens annd especially children
cin thee case of seveere earthquakees. The philosophicalbackgrrounds of thesse projects will be also disccussed.

・4th Period—４４限(15:10～～16:40)
Causation : A V
Very Shortt Introduction
Jun OT
TSUKA
Assocciate Professor off Philosophy, GradduateSchhool of Humanitiees, Kobe University

CausalC
knowleedge plays an essential role in science as well as in eveeryday life. Buut whatexactly
y does it meann to say that somethings
is a cause of anoother, other thhan that they usuallyconcurr? This lecturee reviews various intellectu
ual attempts tto understand the nature off
causality from the 117th-century philosophy to the contempoorary computeer science.

Day 2: Augusst 4 (Tueesday)—８８月４日（火火）
・3rd Period—３３限(13:20～～14:50)
War and Peacee among Ita
alian Medieeval City-SStates
Keiko TAAKADA
Assoociate Professor of History, GraduuateSchhool of Humanitiees, Kobe University

RecentRhistoriical researchees focus on the conflicts in diverse socieeties, analyzing themas a part of order oof the society. I will discuss the case of IItalian medieval city-states in thiscontex
xt. The main p oints of this lecture is to ex
xamine how thhey maintaineed order and peace ina warlike situation aamong them, throught
many and elaboratee pacts which
h aimed to gua
aranteethe fluvial commerc e.

・4th Period—４４限(15:10～～16:40)
Merchants, Privvateers annd the Royal Navy: P
Protection of the Marritime
Tradee in the Agge of Priva
ateering
Kayoko Y UKIMURA
Assiistant Professor oof History, GraduuateSchhool of Humanitiees, Kobe UniversityThis
T
lecture w
will examine a style of naval warfare call ed ‘privateering’, which although
unfamiiliar to the Ja panese, used to be widely employed
eby EEuropean poweers during the periodof 168
89 to 1856. I will particularrly focus on how
hmerchant s in the Britissh Isles succeessfully
protected their sea--lanes to the ‘British Empirre’ from enem
mies’ privateeering.

Day 3: Augusst 5 (Weddnesday)—
—８月５日
日（水）

Shoko HIRAIAssocciate Professor of Sociology, GradduateSchhool of Humanitiees, Kobe University・3rd Period—３３限(13:20～～14:50)
Population and Family in Japan
ThisTclass proovides an opp
portunity for students
sto leearn about po
opulation trends andfamily change in Jappan from the 18th
1century tot the present using quantittative data. Sttudents
will alsso study conteemporary trennds in marriag
ge from the coomparative peerspective.

・4th Period—４４限(15:10～～16:40)
Evolu
utionary Pssychology of Human Large-scaale Cooperation

Yohsuke OOHTSUBO
Associate Professor of Psychology, GraduateSchhool of Humanitiees, Kobe University

HumanHsocialitty is characteerized by large-scale cooperaation among unrelated
uindivviduals.
There are several evvolutionary ex
xplanations of human large--scale coopera
ation. In this lecture,lsome evolutionary explanations of human ultra-sociality (e.g., indirect reciprocity, strongreciproocity) will be reviewed alo
ong with supp
portive empiriical evidence. I will then presentp
experimmental studiees from my own
olaboratorry that illustrrate the impo
ortance of acccurate
intention-reading.

Day 4: Augusst 6 (Thuursday)——８月６日（（木）・3rd Period—３
３限(13:20～～14:50)
Virginia Woolf’’s Wordpllay?: A Portrait of the Younngish Artisst as
Joyce’s Rival
Sayaka O KUMURA
Assoociate Professor oof English Literatture,
Grraduate School off Humanities, Kob
beUniveersity

BothB
Virginia W
Woolf and Jammes Joyce are innovate writters in the early twentieth century,
but innnovation in woords has been viewed as a peeculiarity of J oyce’s texts, not of Woolf’ s. This
class willw explore ann obscure aspeect of Woolf’ss experimentattion in fiction, namely her Joycean“wordpplay.” We wi ll take up on
ne of her earrly fictional w
works, “The Mark on the Wall,”disclossing the playf ul nature of thist
short piece, which hass often been regardedr
as a sober
manifeesto of a younngish modernisst.

・4th Period—４４限(15:10～～16:40)
The Voyage oof Hope: Mu
useum Narratives of Japanese Immigration tothe Americas
AAlina A
ANTON
Vissiting Researcher,, American Studiees,
Institu
ute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto
UniveersityUnitedU
Statess and Canadaa today seem to take pridde in their citizens of Japaneseancestry, proclaiminng their strug
ggles and hard-won achieveements a “suuccess story.”” Whatabout the ancestral homeland of Japan?
JHow does
dit preservve and narratee in its museu ms thestory ofo those bravve enough, fooolish enough oro desperate eenough to ven
nture out to th
he NewWorld?
?

※For moree information or any questions, pleaase feel freee to ask thee course mooderator or academic
aanndstudents afffairs sectio
on of Humannities office.
詳しい情報 やご質問は、、本授業の主主担当者（山山本秀行）またたは人文学研
研究科教務学
学生係まで。