• Core Ethics

Core Ethics Vol.19

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◇editor PDF<46KB>

◇Japanese

Articles
Tamiki Hara and Poetics of Nobel:
focusing on relationship between New-human and literal words
ATOYAMA Goki p.1
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“Emoi”, a New Word for Expressing Emotion:
In the Social Media World Flooded with Empathy
URANO Tomoka p. 13
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Tahei Imamura and the Theory of ‘Sound-picture Protoplasm’:
Reconsidering Multisensory ‘Protoplasm Theory’ in Animation
WANG Qionghai p. 25
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Lewis Carroll’s Descriptions of Madness in Alice’s Adventures
in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass
KADOTA Asana p. 37
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The Limits and Possibility of Richard Rorty’s “Cruelty”
KAWASAKI Masataka p. 49
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Conditions that Enable “Equal Pay for Reduced Work” in the Employment
of People with Disabilities: The Case Study of Different Treatment
and Equal Treatment of Disabled Educators
KURIKAWA Osamu p. 61
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Cerebral Hemispherectomies Performed as a Treatment
for Cerebral Palsy
KOIDO Keiko p. 73
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Mother-Infant Bonding of Autistic Women: Narratives of Women
Who Have Experienced the Absence of Affection to their Child
in the Postpartum Period.
KOBAYASHI Takako p. 85
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The Transformation of the Representation of Yodo-gimi in Drama
and Kabuki in the Late Meiji Period: With a focus on Tsubouchi Shōyō
and Nakamura Utaemon V.
SHIMAZU Maho p. 99
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A Study of Nurses’ Professional Norms and Job Autonomy
NAGATA Ritsuko p. 111
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Generating ‘Surprise’ Effect in Fiction Films: The Verification of the generation
from the Viewpoint of Foreshadowing Device
NISHIKAWA Hidenobu p. 123
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Changes in Caring Responsibilities as seen in Mothers Who Have Children
with Developmental Disabilities:
The Cause Responsibility to Outcome Responsibility
NISHIOKA Chika p. 135
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The Family practices for Siblings:
Life History of Adult Siblings Who Have Families with Disabilities
FUJII Azusa p. 149
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How Are Mother Norms over the Relationship of Residents Understood
at the Maternal and Child Support Living Facility?
HENNA Moe p. 163
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Antiestablishment Movement among Visually Impaired Students:
Reconsidering the Case of the School for the Blind, Tokyo University of Education
YAMAGUCHI Kazunori p. 177
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Reviews

In Order Not to Be Someone Who Fights with Monsters―Book Review:
David Livingstone Smith, 2021, Making Monsters: The Uncanny Power
of Dehumanization. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
ITO Kyohei　p. 191
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Sexuality, Disability, and Aging: Queer Temporalities of the Phallus
OUYANG Shanshan p. 193
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