Essays and essays What Anthropologists and Linguists Enter The Forest / Katsumi Okuno / Yuma Ito

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[Contents introduction]
An anthropologist and linguist who studies Southeast Asian hunter-gatherers (people in the forest). He talks about the knowledge he has gained while living with the people in the forest.
There are hints to break down the closed Japanese society, such as the division of roles by gender and the fact that "not have" is the basic principle.
Contents
Introduction : Why Anthropologists and Linguists Enter the Forest
Prologue : People in the Forest and Japanese
Interview 1 : What is it that people in the forest are captivated by people in the forest?
[Katsumi Okuno] Seeing the world from the perspective of others
[Katsumi Ito] Seeing the world from the perspective of others
[Katsumi Ito] Seeing the world from the perspective of others
[Katsumi Ito] Seeing the world from the perspective of others
[Takema Ito] Living as a Muraburi
Interview 3 : "Living as a Muraburi"
Epilogue : "Something Like a Hunter-gatherer" in modern people
[Keima Ito] Living as a Muraburi
Interview 4 : "Feeling have not"
Epilogue : "Something Like a Hunter-gatherer" in modern people
[Biography of author]
Professor of the Department of Cross-Cultural Communication, Rikkyo University.
Many books are written by 『 100 million years of thinking in the forest (』, 2022, Education Hyoronsha), 『 anthropologist 2022 2023 2023 ープナン 』 『 』 『 』 Tim Ingold