ÉVÉNEMENTS À VENIR
25-26 mars 2024 [organisé par l'Université Paris Cité]
Health and Diseases in Modern and Contemporary East Asia. A Dialogical Perspective
International symposium « Health and Diseases in Modern and Contemporary East Asia. A Dialogical Perspective » In honor of Susan L. Burns, visiting professor at Université Paris Cité
Organized by Florence Bretelle-Establet (CNRS, SPHERE), Ken Daimaru (Université Paris Cité, CRCAO), Anne-Lise Mithout (Université Paris Cité, CRCAO) and Pierre-Emmanuel Roux (Université Paris Cité, CCJ)
This event is funded by Université Paris Cité, the Institute of Humanities, Sciences and Societies, the GIS Asie and the CRCAO (UMR 8155) research center, in collaboration with the Departement of East Asian Languages and Civilizations of Université Paris Cité, the Center for a History of Philosophy and Science seen from Asia, Africa and so on of the SPHERE (UMR 7219), the CCJ (UMR 8173) research center, and the France-Japan Foundation of the EHESS.
- 25-26 March 2024
- Onsite/ Université Paris Cité, Room Léon Vandermeersch (481C, 4th floor, C wing, Grands Moulins Building, 5 rue Thomas Mann, 75013, Paris)
- FFJ Associate Speaker: Naho TANIMOTO (Kansai University) - “The Reality of Cosmetic Surgery in Japan” (17:00 - 17:45)
- In English
- Programme
26 mars 2024
Disasters and Volunteers in Japan; How does disaster volunteering contribute to the reestablishment of routines for affected people in Japan?
The purpose of this presentation is to clarify how volunteering in disaster revitalization in Japan interacts with disaster victims from an action research perspective. In doing so, we will address the question of how the daily routines of disaster-affected people are re-established. Japan has experienced many natural disasters, including earthquakes. Volunteering for disaster relief has focused on the period from post-disaster relief to the recovery period when the infrastructure of daily life is restored. However, research on the revitalization phase is important, considering the catastrophic impact of disasters on the routines of daily life. Volunteering in disaster revitalization is dependent on the individuality and specificity of the victims and the affected people, making it difficult to determine what should be done. This report will capture the work of volunteers involved in the revitalization process from the perspective of the collaborative production of new needs and the restoration of routine.
- 26 March 2024 | 10.00-11.30 (Paris time)
- Onsite on Campus Condorcet: Centre des colloques, Place du front populaire 93300 Aubervilliers, room 3.03
- Speaker: Yoshihiro SEKI (Associate professor, Faculty of Sociology, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan)
- Discussant: Masatoshi INOUE (PhD Student, EHESS)
- In English
- Poster