Education
In this episode, Dr. Sippel surveys the field of environmental studies in Japan before sketching the environmental history of the Tokugawa period. We discuss Tokugawa flood control projects in the context of questions about early modern sustainability, unpack essentialized ideas of a unique Japanese connection to nature, and interrogate the environmentalist movement in Japan today.
More Episodes
Student Podcast Episode 19 - Political Pop Music
2018-04-24
330
2018-04-24
330
Episode 25 - Dr. Amy Stanley (Northwestern)
2018-04-20
835
2018-04-20
835
Student Podcast Episode 18 - J-Pop
2018-04-17
330
2018-04-17
330
Student Podcast Episode 17 - Juken (School Entrance Exams)
2018-04-17
294
2018-04-17
294
Episode 24 - Prof. Peter Kornicki (Cambridge)
2018-04-13
566
2018-04-13
566
Student Podcast Episode 16 - Otaku
2018-04-10
292
2018-04-10
292
Student Podcast Episode 15 - 1960s Counterculture
2018-04-10
326
2018-04-10
326
Episode 23 - Dr. Marnie Anderson (Smith)
2018-04-06
690
2018-04-06
690
Student Podcast Episode 13 - Sushi
2018-04-04
319
2018-04-04
319
Episode 22 - Dr. Mark Metzler (Washington)
2018-03-30
529
2018-03-30
529
Student Podcast Episode 12 - J Hora- (J-Horror)
2018-03-27
293
2018-03-27
293
Student Podcast Episode 11 - Da-ku Souru (Dark Souls)
2018-03-27
276
2018-03-27
276
Student Podcast Episode 10 - Keigo
2018-03-20
323
2018-03-20
323
Student Podcast Episode 9 - Ō-to Re-su (Auto Race)
2018-03-20
263
2018-03-20
263
Episode 20 - Dr. Seth Jacobowitz (Yale University)
2018-03-16
576
2018-03-16
576
Workshop - Gendering War & Peace in Modern Japan
2018-03-15
420
2018-03-15
420
Lecture Series - Sherri Kajiwara (Nikkei National Museum)
2018-03-12
352
2018-03-12
352
Episode 19 - Sherri Kajiwara (Nikkei National Museum)
2018-03-09
370
2018-03-09
370
Get this podcast on your
phone, FREE
