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Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. W. no. 1
published on April 25, 2022 ISSN 2188-6725
Contents of this volume p. 1
The cover of this volume: Heidegger's birthplace, Messkirch pp. 2-10
Report of workshop "Political character of Heidegger's philosophy" at the 60th annual meeting of the Society of Philosophy
Shinji Kajitani pp. 6-10
<Papers> (in Japanese)
Heidegger's Commitment to National Socialism and Its Relation to His Reflection on Science
Takao Todoroki, pp. 11-35
Political Responsibility of 'Super Politics'
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 36-55
<Comments> (in Japanese)
Questions to Prof. Dr. Takao Todoroki and Prof. Dr. Tetsuhiko Shinagawa
Masataka Furusho pp. 56-64
A Comment to Prof. Dr. Takao Todoroki "Heidegger's Commitment to National Socialism and Its Relation to His Reflection on Science"
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 65-73
A Comment to Prof. Dr. Tetsuhiko Shinagawa "The Political Responsibility of 'Super Politics'"
Takao Todoroki pp. 74-81
<Replies> (in Japanese)
A Reply to Prof. Dr. Furusho and Prof. Dr. Shinagawa
Takao Todoroki pp. 82-94
Intersubjectivity, Living Human Beings, and Heidegger: A Reply to Prof. Dr. Furusho's Comment
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 95-106
The fundamental Problem Lies in Mixing of Ontic Thinking in Ontological Thinking: A Reply to Prof. Dr. Todoroki's Comment
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 107-122
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 7. no. 1
published on May, 2021 ISSN 2188-6725
Contents of this volume
<Comment and Reply> (in Japanese)
Book Review: Is There a Right to Die?: Ethics of Assisted Dying and the Value of Life,Hitoshi ArimaTetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 5-17
Reply to Professor Tetsuhiko Shinagawa: Part I
Hitoshi Arima pp. 18-26
Comment to Reply of Mr. Hitoshi Arima on February 16th, 2020
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 27-31
Reply to Professor Tetsuhiko Shinagawa: Part II
Hitoshi Arima pp. 32-40
On Misunderstandings and Divergences of Views about My Bookreview on Arima Hitoshi's Is There a Right to Die?
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 41-63
<paper> (in Japanese)
Why Should We B e Interested in the Ethics of Sedation?
Hitoshi Arima pp. 64-73
Questions Raised by the Trial for Euthanasia of a Demented Patient
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 74-89
<Bookreview> (in Japanese)
The Limit of Feminist Phenomenology: Comments on The Introduction to Feminist Phenomenology, edited by Minae Inahara, Tadashi Kawasaki, Hitomi Nakazawa, and Yu Miyahara
Yoichi Uozumi pp. 90-106
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 6, no. 1
published on March, 2020 ISSN 2188-6725
Contents of this volume
<Comment and Reply> (in Japanese)
Book Review: Ethics of Codependence: People who Desire to Be Needed, Konishi, Mariko, Koyo Shobo, 2017
Ayako Yasui pp. 2-18
"Lives outside the Norm" and sEthicst: Reply to Ayako Yasui's Book Review of Ethics of Codependence
Mariko Konishi pp. 19-32
<paper> (in English)
Naomi Tsuruta pp. 33-47
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 5, no. 1
published on September. 2018 ISSN 2188-6725
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Contents of this volume/ On the photo of cover (Gerdersekade in Amsterdam) pp.1-2
<Paper> (in Japanese)
There's No Place Like Home: Drag Queen and the politics of "Home"
Youichi Uozumi pp. 3-22
The Evolvemet of Rhetorical Activities in Raising a Social Problem Based on Gender Identity Disorder
Lily Miyata pp. 23-39
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 4, no. 2
published on December. 2017 ISSN 2188-6725 Special number on "Phenomenology and Ethics"
Contents of this volume / On the photo of cover (Husserl's hause in Freiburg) pp. 1-3
<Paper> (in Japanese)
What can Phenomenology contribute to Applied Ethics?
Takashi Yoshikawa pp.4-9
Anti-Speciesism vs. Reasonable Accommodation: Towards a Phenomenological Approach to Animal Ethics
Takashi Ikeda pp. 10-22
To have a Child and to become a Parent: Towards a Phenomenological Approach to Family
Shojiro Kotegawa pp. 23-33
A Comment on "What can Phenomenology contribute to Applied Ethics?"
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 34-43
Description, Normativity, and Critique in Phenomenology: A Reply to Tetsuhiko Shinagawa
Takashi Yoshikawa pp. 44-59
Ethics, Normativity, and Social Change: A Reply to Tetsuhiko Shinagawa
Takashi Ikeda pp. 60-69
A Reply to Tetsuhiko Shinagawa
Shojiro Kotegawa pp. 70-73
What can Phenomenology do and not do in Ethics?
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 74-89
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 4, no. 1
published on May 15. 2017 ISSN 2188-6725
Contents of this volume pp. 1-3
Youichi Uozumi's academic achievements pp. 3-6
<Paper> (in Japanese)
Being and Appearance: Youichi Uozumi's Work and Style
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 7-24
A Reply to Tetsuhiko Shinagawa
Youichi Uozumi pp. 25-29
A Comment on Youichi Uozumi's Philosophy of Sex as Crying for the Moon/ Better Left Unsaid
Satoshi Eguchi pp. 30-43
A Reply to Satoshi Eguchi
Youichi Uozumi pp. 44-48
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 3, no. 1
published on December 23. 2016 ISSN 2188-6725
<Presentation at academic conferences>(in Japanese)
The Politics of Being and the Politics of Absolute Nothingness: The symposium "The Political Resoponsibility of Philosophy: Heidegger and Kyoto School" at the 75th Conference of the Philsoophical Association of Japan
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 1-15
Nursing as Advocacy: from the Viewpoint of Ethic of Care: The educational lecture at the 9th annual conference of the Japan Nursing Ethics Association
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 16-32
Power Point pp. 32-66
A Sense of Incongruity with Applied Ethics and Seeking for Identity: For the 30th Birthday of Kyoto Bioethical Society
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp. 67-75
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 2, no. 1
published on February 23. 2015 ISSN 2188-6725
<Paper> (in Japanese)
The Difference between Ethical Thinking, Ontological Thinking, and Ecological Thinking, and a Critique of 'Nominalism': a reply to Masahiro Morioka and Shiogu Yoshimoto on their "Do we have an obligation to produce future generations?"
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.1-11
How Can we Think About "Procreation" Philosophically? : philosophy and experience
Masahiro Inaga pp.12-26
<Comments and Replies>(in Japanese)
A Comment on Inaga's Paper, "How Can we Think About "Procreation" Philosophically? : philosophy and experience"
Fumihito Yamashita pp.27-33
A Reply to Yamashita
Masahiro Inaga pp.34-38
A Comment on Inaga's Paper, "How Can we Think About "Procreation" Philosophically? : philosophy and experience"
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.39-45
A Reply to Shinagawa
Masahiro Inaga pp.46-51
Contents of this Volume
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Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 1, no. 2
published on April 22. 2014 ISSN 2188-6725
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introduction p.1
<Paper> (in Japanese)
Can the Concept of Human Responsibility for God Be Established?
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.2-12
<Comments and Replies>(in Japanese)
A Comment on Shinagawa's Paper: "Can the Concept of Human Responsibility for God Be Established?"
Shinogu Yoshimoto pp.13-16
A Reply to Yoshimoto
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.17-20
A Comment on Shinagawa's Paper: "Can the Concept of Human Responsibility for God Be Established?"
Hiroshi Toya pp.21-23
A Reply to Toya
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.24-27
<Paper> (in Japanese)
Hans Jonas's Philosophy of Life. On its Concept of "Bild"
Shinogu Yoshimoto pp.28-37
<Comments and Replies>(in Japanese)
A Comment on Yoshimoto's Paper: "Hans Jonas's Philosophy of Life. On its Concept of 'Bild'"
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.38-41
A Reply to Shinagawa
Shinogu Yoshimoto pp.42-43
A Comment on Yoshimoto's Paper: "Hans Jonas's Philosophy of Life. On its Concept of 'Bild'"
Hiroshi Toya pp.44-45
A Reply to Toya
Shinogu Yoshimoto pp.46-48
(For understanding the comments and replies) The presented paper on the meeting
Shinogu Yoshimoto pp.49-56
<Paper> (in Japanese)
The Visual Faculty for Seeing Newborn as Newborn: The Epistemology in Hans Jonas's Ethics of Responsibility
Hiroshi Toya pp.57-70
<Comments and Replies>(in Japanese)
A Comment on Toya's Paper: "The Visual Faculty for Seeing Newborn as Newborn: The Epistemology in Hans Jonas's Ethics of Responsibility"
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.71-75
A Reply to Shinagawa
Hiroshi Toya pp.76-78
A Comment on Toya's Paper: "The Visual Faculty for Seeing Newborn as Newborn: The Epistemology in Hans Jonas's Ethics of Responsibility"
Shinogu Yoshimoto pp.79-82
A Reply to Shinagawa
Hiroshi Toya pp.83-85
(For understanding the comments and replies) The presented paper on the meeting
Hiroshi Toya pp.86-95
<Review>(in Japanese)
Michael L. Gross, "Medicalized Weapons and Modern War"
Kiyoe Namboku pp.96-105
Journal for Ethical Studies, vol. 1, no. 1
published on February 14. 2014 ISSN 2188-6725
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Words from the Editor (in Japanese)
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa p.1
<Reviews> (in Japanese)
Courtney S. Campbell and Jessica Cox, "Hospice and Physician-Assisted Death: Collaboration, Compliance and Complicity"
Kiyoe Namboku pp.2-12
E. Fenton, "Liberal Eugenics and Human Nature: Against Habermas"
Haruka Matsuo pp.13-26
M. P. Battin, "Terminal Sedation: Pulling the Sheet over Our Eyes", and J. T. Berger, "Rethinking Guidelines for the Use of Palliative Sedation"
Tetsuhiko Shinagawa pp.27-36
Kasper Raus, Sigrid Sterckx and Freddy Mortier, "Continuous Deep Sedation at the End of Life and the 'Natural Death' Hypothesis"
Kiyoe Namboku pp.37-46
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The Report of our Activities (in Japanese) pp.47-51
Words from the Editor (in English) pp.52-53