| 科目名[英文名] | |||||
| 科学特論Ⅰ [Science: Special Lecture Ⅰ] | |||||
| 区分 | 共通科目 | 選択必修 | 単位数 | 2 | |
| 対象学科等 | 対象年次 | ～ | 開講時期 | 2学期 | |
| 授業形態 | 2学期 | 時間割番号 | 1060051 | ||
| 責任教員 [ローマ字表記] | |||||
| RIESER LUKAS, 森 祐希子, 飛嶋 隆信 [RIESER Lukas, MORI Yukiko, TOBISHIMA Takanobu] | |||||
| 所属 | 工学部 | 研究室 | メールアドレス | ||
| 概要 |
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This course introduces students to different perspectives on “language” as a tool for understanding various aspects of human activities, or “culture”. The course is divided into three blocks,. each taught by a different instructor. The first block explores the visual language of images. Students learn how to “read” or “interpret” images by analyzing films and comparing them with drama texts, and understand how the development of technology is connected with cultural expression. In the second block, students are introduced to the language of phenomenology, the philosophy of experience and consciousness, and learn to think about culture in the sense of human creation, including engineering processes, from a new perspective. The third block gives an overview of theories of linguistic reference, or how language connects to the world. Students learn how language as a tool for understanding shapes our view of the world and how this relates to cultural differences. Please register to class cnad2r4 in Google classroom. |
| 到達基準 |
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Students will attain basic knowledge of visual interpretation, phenomenology, and linguistic reference. Students will be able to apply this knowledge to independently analyze examples from these three fields. This way of thinking of “language” as a mode of understanding the world and creating “culture” is expected to lead to a deeper understanding of different ways of thinking and help students to see familiar problems from new angles, leading to new ways of solving such problems. |
| 授業内容 |
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1. Introduction to visual interpretation (instructor: MORI Yukiko) 2. Topic 1: moving images: films without spoken language and colors 3. Topic 2: the development of technology: grammar of the film language 4. Topic 3: filming of dramas: language, times, and culture 5. Review and examination, block 1 6. Introduction to phenomenology (instructor: TOBISHIMA Takanobu) 7. Topic 1: Philosophical basis of phenomenology: Plato’s theory of forms, empiricism and rationalism 8. Topic 2: Phenomenological reduction (Husserl) and Existentialism (Heidegger) 9. Topic 3: Perception, body and meaning (Merleau-Ponty): critique of natural science 10. Review and examination, block 2 11. Introduction to linguistic reference (instructor: Lukas RIESER) 12. Topic 1: Direct reference theory: words and the world 13. Topic 2: Mediated reference theory: words and the mind 14. Topic 3: Sense and reference: using words and culture 15. Review and examination, block 3 |
| 履修条件・関連項目 |
| In addition to attending all units of this course, students are recommended to prepare for and review the lectures, spending the standard amount of time as specified by the university, using the lecture materials provided. |
| テキスト・教科書 |
| Materials will be distributed by the instructors. |
| 参考書 |
| 成績評価の方法 |
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Class participation (20%) Assignments and/or examinations (80%) Performance will be evaluated by intermediate examinations and/or assignments for each block, as well as the degree of participation in class. |
| 教員から一言 |
| キーワード |
| Language, Culture, Philosophy, Visual Interpretation, Phenomenology, Linguistic Reference |
| オフィスアワー |
| Please inquire by e-mail to the instructors |
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| 開講言語 |
| 英語 |
| 語学学習科目 |
| 更新日付 |
| 2022/03/29 16:39:19 |