[M-ZZ39] Studies of Geoscience : historical, philosophical and STS studies

Sun. May 21, 2023 3:30 PM - 4:45 PM 202 (International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe)

convener:Michiko Yajima(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Shigeyuki Aoki(Faculty of Letters, Chuo University), Toshihiro Yamada(Taisho University), Akira YAMAMOTO, Chairperson:Michiko Yajima(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Toshihiro Yamada(Taisho University), Akira YAMAMOTO, Shigeyuki Aoki(Faculty of Letters, Chuo 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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3:30 PM - 3:45 PM

[MZZ39-01] The Plurality of Worlds in the time of Newton

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

3:45 PM - 4:00 PM

[MZZ39-02] The Biosphere and the Noosphere: Vladimir Vernadskii's Scientific Thought in the Early Days of Biogeochemistry

*Hasegawa Kenji¹ (1.Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Graduate School of Global Studies)

4:00 PM - 4:15 PM

[MZZ39-03] How to narrate history of science in the Anthropocene: Copernican Revolution and Stenonian Revolution

*Toshihiro Yamada¹ (1.Taisho University)

4:15 PM - 4:30 PM

[MZZ39-04] The connection between Matajiro Yokoyama and the Ueno Family

*Daisuke Nakatani¹, Junichi Himeno², Isabel Tanaka-van Daalen³, Shota Kodaira¹, Masahiro Hayakawa¹ (1.Nagasaki City Dinosaur Museum, 2.Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies, 3.Historiographical, Institute, The University of Tokyo)

4:30 PM - 4:45 PM

[MZZ39-05] A Case Study of the Compilation Process of Catalogs of Disaster in Japan during the Meiji Period
-Manuscripts of "Nihon Saii shi" (1893) edited by Minoru Ogajima-

*Kentaro Hattori¹ (1.Kansai Univ.)

Session information

[M-ZZ39] Studies of Geoscience : historical, philosophical and STS studies

[MZZ39-01] The Plurality of Worlds in the time of Newton

[MZZ39-02] The Biosphere and the Noosphere: Vladimir Vernadskii's Scientific Thought in the Early Days of Biogeochemistry

[MZZ39-03] How to narrate history of science in the Anthropocene: Copernican Revolution and Stenonian Revolution

[MZZ39-04] The connection between Matajiro Yokoyama and the Ueno Family

[MZZ39-05] A Case Study of the Compilation Process of Catalogs of Disaster in Japan during the Meiji Period
-Manuscripts of "Nihon Saii shi" (1893) edited by Minoru Ogajima-

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Session information

[M-ZZ39] Studies of Geoscience : historical, philosophical and STS studies

[MZZ39-01] The Plurality of Worlds in the time of Newton

[MZZ39-02] The Biosphere and the Noosphere: Vladimir Vernadskii's Scientific Thought in the Early Days of Biogeochemistry

[MZZ39-03] How to narrate history of science in the Anthropocene: Copernican Revolution and Stenonian Revolution

[MZZ39-04] The connection between Matajiro Yokoyama and the Ueno Family

[MZZ39-05] A Case Study of the Compilation Process of Catalogs of Disaster in Japan during the Meiji Period-Manuscripts of "Nihon Saii shi" (1893) edited by Minoru Ogajima-

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[MZZ39-05] A Case Study of the Compilation Process of Catalogs of Disaster in Japan during the Meiji Period
-Manuscripts of "Nihon Saii shi" (1893) edited by Minoru Ogajima-