"Gender and Life Designs in a Global Perspective: What are 'Dignified' Life Designs, and When Do We Feel Humiliated?" Graduate School of Intercultural Communication, Rikkyo University, Tokyo, in Professor Adair Linn Nagata's Course of Interpersonal Communication, June 28, 2005. Lecturer: Evelin Lindner

 

 
"Gender and Life Designs in a Global Perspective: What are 'Dignified' Life Designs, and When Do We Feel Humiliated?" by Lindner at
Graduate School of Intercultural Communication, Rikkyo University, Tokyo, in Professor Adair Linn Nagata's Course of Interpersonal Communication, June 28, 2005. Lecturer: Evelin Lindner.
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Pictures taken by Professor Adair Linn Nagata.


Keitaro Morita

• Morita, K. (2008). How Can We Develop Environmentally Friendly Attitudes?: A Proposal of Environmental Reflexivity. Annual Review of the Japan Society for Intercultural Studies, 6, 95-110. The Japan Society for Intercultural Studies. (in Japanese).
• Morita, K. (2007). Materialist Ecofeminist Analysis of Global Warming. Caligrama, 3(2) (Special Issue). Retrieved January 7, 2009, from www.eca.usp.br/caligrama/english/06_keitaro.pdf (in English)
• Morita, K. (2007). Challenge to Modernity by Korean Eco-poet Seungho Choi, Centering on Gender and Sexuality. Bungaku to Kankyo [Literature and Environment], 10, 41-44. ASLE-Japan (The Association for the Study of Literature and Environment-Japan). (in Japanese)