Minakata Kumagusu: the first Japanese environmentalist
Minakata Kumagusu: the first Japanese environmentalist
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水方熊楠:日本第一位环保主义者
DOI:
10.1080/00131857.2020.1770612
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发表时间:
2021
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2
通讯作者:
Morimichi Kato
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作者:
日本教師教育学会 第10期国際研究交流部;百合田 真樹人;矢野 博之;香川 奈緒美;金井 香里;森 久佳;荒巻 恵子;深見 俊崇;齋藤義雄編;五石敬路編;日本デューイ学会編;Morimichi Kato;Morimichi Kato;Morimichi Kato
In this short article, I attempt to examine the environmental philosophy and activity of a Japanese intellectual giant, Minakata Kumagusu (1867–1941). In Japan, he is called by the first name, Kumagusu. Remembering and referring to an iconic figure by the first name is emblematic of reverence and continued affection toward the person. Kumagusu was the first environmental activist in Japan, and he was also the first to have introduced the English term “ecology” to Japan (Ohara & Valmalette, 2015). His activity as an environmentalist had firm roots in his philosophy that can be called cybernetic today.