[M-ZZ56] Studies of Geoscience : historical, philosophical and STS studies

convener:Michiko Yajima(College of Humanity and Science, Nihon University), Toshihiro Yamada(Taisho University), Shigeyuki Aoki(Faculty of Letters, Chuo University), Shigeo Yoshida(Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, Kyushu University)

Topics on history, philosophy and STS (science, technology and society)studies of geoscience will be discussed. Any related subject is welcome, such as history of mining, historical studies of geohazards, methodology of geoscience, sociology of natural hazards, politics of environmental issues, and risk theory.

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[MZZ56-01] The Great Lisbon Earthquake and Voltaire – the impact of geological phenomena on philosophy

*Shigeyuki Aoki¹ (1.Faculty of Letters, Chuo University)

[MZZ56-02] On the meteorological observation data by Itaru and Chiyoko Nonaka at the summit of Mt. Fuji in 1895

*Akira Yamamoto¹, Masahiro Sato¹, Yukiko Dokiya^1,2, Yoshio Nakayama¹ (1.Fuyo-Nikki-no-kai, 2.Laboratory for Environmental Research at Mount Fuji)

[MZZ56-03] Japanese geologists just after the WWII

*Michiko Yajima¹ (1.College of Humanity and Science, Nihon University)

[MZZ56-04] A Progress Approach to "Glocalization" of Social Earth Science in 1970s

*Yoshinari Hayashi¹ (1.Faculty of Societal Safety Sciences, Kansai University)

[MZZ56-05] How to Cope with ‘Anthropocene’ Issues: Learning from Professor Yasuo Shimazu’s Geoscientific Thought

*Toshihiro Yamada¹ (1.Taisho University)

[MZZ56-06] Identification of Geoscientific Evidences in the Nuclear Disaster Trials: Verification by Science and Technology Sociology

*Mamoru Hayashi¹ (1.University of TOYAMA )