ABSTRACTS of the Annual Meeting, The Human Geographical Society of Japan
2008 Annual Meeting of the Human Geographical Society of Japan
Displaying 51-69 of 69 articles from this issue
Room 4
  • Focusing on the space of the "Camp"
    Shinya KITAGAWA
    Session ID: 413
    Published: 2008
    Released on J-STAGE: December 25, 2008
    CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS FREE ACCESS
    My presentation makes sure that, to look at the ordering of the (post) modern world, it is important to grasp some processes in which the space of "Camp" for "human beings in excess" who lose their spaces to belong politically in the interstate system is created. Camp neithier is solely the space that can be generated by determinate individuals, groups, or states, nor is grasped simply with moral opinions about events that took place in camps. For example "brutality", "inhumanity", "irrationality" and so on. It is the power to divine and order the global world or the human beings that generate the Camp. The sense to argue the Camp as material space in which human bodies are held from the view point of the large scale of world politics that we cannot experience directly or locally, is to understand that Camp is a singular political space which the modernity or postmodernity have generated structually and has always been able to generate potentially.
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  • Philosophical thought experiments about geographical names
    Yohei IZUMITANI
    Session ID: 414
    Published: 2008
    Released on J-STAGE: December 25, 2008
    CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS FREE ACCESS
    In this presentation, it is considered how a geographical name is related to a map and deotation of "here", through philosophical thought experiments about a map.
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