研究者詳細

教職員基本情報

氏名 Name	DORMAN，Benjamin ( ドーマン　ベンジャミン , DORMAN,Benjamin )
所属 Organization	外国語学部英米学科人類学研究所
職名 Academic Title	教授
専攻分野 Area of specialization	Media representation of religion, Asian Studies
学会活動 Academic societies	Association of Asian Studies, Australian Association of Asian Studies, Institute of Oriental Philosophy.
著書・学術論文数 No. of books/academic articles	総数 total number (25) 著書数 books (5) 学術論文数 articles (20)

出身大学院

大学院名 Grad. School	修了課程 Courses Completed	修了年月（日） Date of Completion	修了区分 Completion Classification
Australian National University, PhD	未設定	2003年05月	修了

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取得学位

学位区分 Degree Classification	取得学位名 Degree name	学位論文名 Title of Thesis	学位授与機関 Organization Conferring the Degree	取得年月（日） Date of Acquisition
博士	PhD	“Covering the ‘Rush Hour of the Gods’: The Authorities, the Print Media, and Two New Religions”	Australian National University Graduate Program of East Asian Studies Religion, Media, Asian Studies	2003年05月
学士	Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese) - Honours		Australian National University Faculty of Asian Studies	1996年09月

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研究経歴

長期研究／短期研究 Long or Short Term research	研究課題名 Research Topic
長期研究	Autoethnography
概要（Abstract） I am working on autoethnography related to experiences raising a child with ASD in Japan and the United States. These experiences encompass medical, cultural, and social perceptions of ASD.
長期研究	Disability Studies
概要（Abstract） I am examining the social perceptions of children with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) in Japan and other countries, such as the United States.
長期研究	Media reporting of Religion and Spirituality in Japan
概要（Abstract） My primary area of research is the Allied Occupation period of Japan and how newspaper and magazines reported new religious movements during that time. I also have an interest in contemporary media reporting, and have published articles on groups such as Aum Shinrikyo and Pana Wave, and individuals such as the multi-media personality and fortune teller Hosoki Kazuko.
短期研究	Australian Media Reporting of Aboriginal Spirituality
概要（Abstract） This research, which is in its nascent stages, poses two major questions: (1) How has the Australian media reported Aboriginal spirituality and culture historically? (2) How has the reporting changed over time?

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著書

年度 Year	著書名 Title of the books	著書形態 Form of Book
年度 Year	出版機関名 Publishing organization，判型 Book Size，頁数 No. of pp.，発行年月（日） Date
2023	Asian Journeys (e-book)	編著
	Anthropological Institute, Nanzan University ， A4 ， p.88 ， July 11, 2023
	概要（Abstract） Asian Journeys is an interactive e-book based on transcripts taken from selected interviews conducted for Asian Ethnology Podcast between 2017 and 2021. Asian Ethnology Podcast, which involves in-person and online interviews, or more specifically, conversations, is an attempt to speak to and learn from scholars about their fieldwork or research anecdotes.
	備考（Remarks） Download from <https://asianethnology.org/pages/asian-journeys>
2023	"Editor's Introduction." In Asian Journeys	編著
	Anthroplogical Institute, Nanzan University ， A4 ， 3 p. ， July 11, 2023
	概要（Abstract） Asian Journeys is an interactive e-book based on transcripts taken from selected interviews conducted for Asian Ethnology Podcast between 2017 and 2021. Asian Ethnology Podcast, which involves in-person and online interviews, or more specifically, conversations, is an attempt to speak to and learn from scholars about their fieldwork or research anecdotes.
	備考（Remarks） Download from <https://asianethnology.org/pages/asian-journeys>
2012	Celebrity Gods: New Religions, Media, and Authority in Occupied Japan	単著
	University of Hawai‘i Press ，その他， 296 ， 2012年2月
	概要（Abstract） Celebrity Gods explores the interaction of new religions and the media in postwar Japan. It focuses on the leaders and founders (kyōsō) of Jiu and Tenshō Kōtai Jingū Kyō, two new religions of Japan’s immediate postwar period that received substantial press attention. Jiu was linked to the popular prewar group Ōmotokyō, and its activities were based on the millennial visions of its leader, a woman called Jikōson. When Jiu attracted the legendary sumo champion Futabayama to its cause, Jikōson and her activities became a widely-covered cause célèbre in the press. Tenshō Kōtai Jingū Kyō (labeled odoru shūkyō, “the dancing religion,” by the press) was led by a farmer’s wife, Kitamura Sayo. Her uncompromising vision and actions toward creating a new society—one that was far removed from what she described as the “maggot world” of postwar Japan—drew harsh and often mocking criticism from the print media. Looking back for precursors to the postwar relationship of new religions and media, this work explores the significant role that the Japanese media traditionally played in defining appropriate and acceptable social behavior, acting at times as mouthpieces for government and religious authorities. Using the cases of Renmonkyō in the Meiji era and Ōmotokyō in the Taishō and Shōwa eras, the study shows how accumulated images of new religions in pre-1945 Japan became absorbed into those of the immediate postwar period. Given the lack of formal religious education in Japan, the media played an important role in transmitting notions of acceptable behavior to the public. He goes on to characterize the leaders of these groups as “celebrity gods,” demonstrating that the media, which were generally untrained in religious history or ideas, chose to fashion them as “celebrities” whose antics deserved derision. While the prewar media had presented other kyōsō as the antithesis of decent, moral citizens who stood in opposition to the aims of the state, postwar media reports presented them primarily as unfit for democratic society. Celebrity Gods delves into an under-studied era of religious history: the Allied Occupation and the postwar period up until the early 1950s. It is an interdisciplinary work that considers relations between Japanese and Occupation bureaucracies and the groups in question using primary source documents from Occupation archives and interviews with media workers and members of religious groups. For observers of postwar Japan, this research provides a roadmap to help understand issues relating to the Aum Shinrikyō affair of the 1990s.
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2012	Handbook of Contemporary Japanese Religions	共著
	Brill ，その他， 509-527 (18 pp.) ， 2012年10月
	概要（Abstract） Book chapter: "Celebrity Fortunes: Defning 'Religion' in the Post-Aum Era"
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2011	アメリカ研究総合化の役割「映画」（宮川佳三偏）	共著
	行路社， A5 ， 246 ， 2011年11月
	概要（Abstract）
	備考（Remarks）「前人未踏の未知の世界へ果敢に飛び出していこう－『スタートレック』から学ぶ」共著、鈴木達也、(pp. 181–203)
2010	Japanese Religions on the Internet: Innovation, Representation and Authority (Erica Baffelli, Ian Reader and Birgit Staemmler, eds.)	共著
	Routledge ， B5 ， 228 ， 2011/01
	概要（Abstract）
	備考（Remarks） Chapter - "Caught in the Net: Celebrity Representation and Japanese Religion from Historical and Contemporary Perspectives" pp. 136-149.

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学術論文

年度 Year	論文題目名 Title of the articles	共著区分 Collaboration Classification
年度 Year	掲載誌名 Journal name，出版機関名 Publishing organization，巻／号 Vol./no.，頁数 Page nos.，発行年月（日） Date
2023	Editors' Note	共著
	Asian Ethnology ， Nanzan University ， 82-1 ， 1-2 ， 2023/7/30
	概要（Abstract）
	備考（Remarks） Cowritten with Frank J. Korom
2023	The Abe Assassination, the Unification Church, and the Media: A Brief Overview	単著
	Japanese Religions ， NCC Center for the Study of Japanese Religions ， Vol. 45 (1&2) ， 103-116 ， 2023/08/30
	概要（Abstract） The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzō on July 8, 2022, two days ahead of the Upper House election, and the resulting impact in the political, social, and legal spheres of Japanese society represent the most significant events involving the nexus between religion and media since the Aum affair of the 1990s. The events that involved the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, widely known as the Unification Church, once again highlighted a significant and unresolved area that has characterized postwar Japanese society: that the Japanese media, particularly since the Aum affair, still shows a distinct lack of self-reflection and education on religious matters, which reflect broader trends in Japanese society. Yet, the structural barriers to press freedom and inequalities in Japan that are revealed in the Japanese press club system again reveals the need for scholars of the contemporary religious scene to understand some elements of Japanese media and develop media literacy to read, absorb, and analyze media related to religious matters. Keywords: Abe assassination—Family Federation for World Peace and Unification—Unification Church—Media representation of religion
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2022	Editors' Note	共著
	Asian Ethnology ， Nanzan University, Anthropological Institute ， 81 1&2 ， 1-2 ， 2022/06/30
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2022	オーストラリアの人類学関係の学会組織・雑誌・成果・傾向	単著
	人類学研究所通信，南山大学研究所，２３号， pp. 16-17
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2021	Introduction to じんるいけんブックレット ("Feedback: How the Hearing Aid Molded A Regime of Rhythm in the Postwar Period")	単著
	人類研ブックレット，南山大学人類学研究所，８， 31-32 ， 15 March 2022
	概要（Abstract）
	備考（Remarks） Disability and Japan in the Digital Age Series publication. Japanese translation on pages 1-2. PDF download for here https://rci.nanzan-u.ac.jp/jinruiken/publication/booklet.html
2021	じんるいけんブックレット Feedback: How the Hearing Aid Molded A Regime of Rhythm in the Postwar Period	その他
	じんるいけんブックレット，南山大学人類学研究所， Vol. 8 ， 1-64 ， 15 March 2022
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	備考（Remarks） I an the editor of this booklet.
2021	Editor's Note	共著
	Asian Ethnology ， 80-1 ， 1-5 ， 1 July 2021
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2020	Editors' Note	共著
	Asian Ethnology ， 79/2 ， 215-216 ， 2020/12/30
	概要（Abstract）
	備考（Remarks） Editors' Note (with Frank J. Korom)
2020	Editors' Note	共著
	Asian Ethnology ， 79-1 ， 1-2 ， 2020/06/30
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2020	Reflections on Australian Connections	共著
	"Nothing Matters But Love: In Memory of Michael T. Seigel" (book) ， Nanzan University Institute for Social Ethics ， 328-329
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その他研究業績

年度 Year	題名等 Titles	カテゴリ Category	細目 Authorship
年度 Year	掲載雑誌名等 Publishing Magazine，発行所 Publisher，巻／号 Vol./no.，頁数 Page nos.，発行年月（日） Date
2021	じんるいけんBooklet 2021 Vol.8『フィードバック：戦後における補聴器が成したリズム感形成（モンデリ・フランク）』（人類学研究所公開講演会「デジタル時代における障がいと日本」シリーズ講演録）	じんるいけんBooklet	編著
	じんるいけんBooklet ，南山人類学研究所， 8 ， 58 ，３月20日
	概要（Abstract）、2020年12月11日に2020年度南山大学人類学研究所第3回公開講演会「デジタル時代における障がいと日本」設立記念イベントとして行われたウェビナーの書き起こしである。ウェビナーの録画は、こちらのリンク(https://vimeo.com/529545847)からご覧いただける。登壇者は、講師がモンデリ・フランク氏、応答者がブックマン・マーク氏でした。
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2021	Editors' Note	寄稿	共著
	Asian Ethnology ， Nanzan University ， 80/1 ， 1-5
	概要（Abstract） Co-authored with Frank J. Korom
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2010	Accurate reporting goes missing in Japan	寄稿	単著
	ABC—The Drum, Unleashed ， <http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/45482.html > ， 3月24日
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2010	Reshaping an Established Journal: From "Asian Folklore Studies" to "Asian Ethnology"	Workshop	未設定
	Sophia University ， Monumenta Nipponica ， 3 July
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2010	The Source and Development of Japan's Philosophies of Non-Violence (by Shinichi Yamamuro)	翻訳	共訳
	The Journal of Oriental Studies ， The Institute of Oriental Philosophy ， 20 ， 196-221 ， 2010/9
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2010	Steps Toward Publishing in Peer-Reviewed Journals	Lecture	単著
	Australian National University ， 2 September
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2010	Starstruck: Celebrity and New Religions in Postwar Japan	Conference Paper	未設定
	7th International Conference on Media, Religion and Culture ， Ryerson University, Toronto ， 11 August
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2010	Religious Issues in Japan 2009: Religion and Society in Contemporary Japan	翻訳	共訳
	Bulletin of the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture ， 34 ， 196-221
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2009	Religious Issues in Japan 2008: Religion as a "Social Problem"	翻訳	共著
	Bulletin of the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture ， 33 ， 60–74 ， May
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2009	Caught in the Net: Celebrity Representation, Media, and Japanese Religion from Historical and Contemporary Perspectives	Conference paper	未設定
	Tuebingen University, Germany ， 11 June
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学術関係受賞

年度 Year	受賞学術賞名 Name of award	受賞対象となった研究／業績／活動等 Activity for which award given	受賞年月（日） Date
年度 Year	授与機関 Award presenter
1999	Japanese Studies Association of Australia Biennial Conference Postgraduate Scholarship	Travel/Accommodation to Attend Conference	1999年12月20日
	Japanese Studies Association of Australia
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1999	20th Century Japan Research Award	Research at University of Maryland Prange Collection Archives	1999年10月01日
	University of Maryland Center for Historical Studies
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1999	PhD Graduate School Scholarship	Research scholarship	1999年04月01日
	Australian National University
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1998	Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan Annual Scholarship	Research award	1998年12月01日
	Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan
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1997	Monbusho Research Student Scholarship	Two-year Research in Japan	1997年04月01日
	Japanese Ministry of Education
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研究発表

年度 Year	題目又はセッション名 Title or Name of Session	細目 Authorship	発表年月（日） Date
年度 Year	発表学会等名称 Name, etc. of the conference at which the presentation is to be given, 主催者名称 Organizer, 掲載雑誌名等 Publishing Magazine，発行所 Publisher，巻／号 Vol./no.，頁数 Page nos.
2021	「盗まれた世代～オーストラリアにおける先住民とマイノリティーの事例について」	単独	2022年2月29日
	「人類学・考古学の「大きな理論」と「現場の理論」」（2019～2021年度）、第3回研究会，南山大学人類学研究所
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2019	オートエスノグラフィーと自閉症療育コミュニティの構築とボランティア募集活動	単独	2019年1月14日
	［共同研究］定着／非定着の人類学―「ホーム」とは何か，藤川美代子　（南山大学）
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2018	Community Building in Japan: Social Networks, Volunteering, and Education about Autism	単独	2019年3月23日
	Association of Asian Studies ， Ben Dorman
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	備考（Remarks） This panel, entitled "Disability in Contemporary Japanese Society: Belonging, Social Integration, and Education" was organized by Ben Dorman. He was unable to present due to illness, but his paper was read out.
2018	Autism, Community, and Crowdfunding	単独	2018年5月25日
	Workshop: Disability and Japanese Society ， Ben Dorman
	概要（Abstract）
	備考（Remarks） This workshop formed the basis of the panel entitled "Disability in Contemporary Japanese Society: Belonging, Social Integration, and Education" at the Association of Asian Studies in Denver on 24 March 2019.
2018	Crowdfunding and Volunteer Management	共同	2018年4月7日
	Creating Connections 2018
	概要（Abstract） This talk presents the recruitment, training, and management of volunteers for Team Lenny, which consists of parents and supporters for Lenny, a six-year-old boy with autism. It covers experiences with crowd funding and events, and the process of developing community-based support for the team.
	備考（Remarks） Co-presented with Tomoko Dorman
2018	Community Building in Japan: Social Networks, Volunteering, and Disability	単独	2018年12月8日
	Anthropologists of Japan in Japan
	概要（Abstract） This paper is based on autoethnographic work concerning my role as a parent and caregiver for my son, Lenny, who is on the autism spectrum. I follow Elizabeth Barrett’s (2017) suggestion that parents of autistic children acquire skills as caregivers that enable them to act ethnographic researchers, and that they have privileged access to “hard-to-reach” research participants. It focuses on first-hand experiences of educational and socialization practices in Japan and the US. I consider different strategies employed by various actors in these countries—including educational and medical authorities, parents, volunteer groups, and NPOs—to deal with individuals on the autism spectrum. Cultural and social practices, including those in the medical, biomedical, and educational fields, also vary between these countries, and these practices in turn influence community standards. A crucial element surrounding this issue is the widespread use of social media in creating and sustaining support networks that lead parents and others to seek methods of treatment and ways of understanding that are not presented by local authorities or represented through prevailing community attitudes.
	備考（Remarks） Part of panel titled "Disability in Contemporary Japanese Society: Community Building and Belonging." Convenor: Benjamin Dorman
2018	Asian Ethnology: 日本と韓国に関する論文	単独	2018年11月18日
	2018年度第2回公開シンポジウム「日本と韓国の人類学ネットワーク」，南山大学人類学研究所
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2017	Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Living with Autism: A Parent’s Perspective	単独	2017年12月9日
	Anthropologists of Japan in Japan ， Anthropologists of Japan in Japan
	概要（Abstract） This paper is based on an autoethnography I am working on concerning my role as a parent and advocate for my son, Lenny, who is on the autism spectrum. Our journey as a family has given us first-hand experience in educational and socialization practices in Japan and the US surrounding a condition that is said to have reached epidemic proportions throughout the world. I consider different strategies employed by various social actors in Japan and the US—including educational and medical authorities, parents, volunteer groups, and NPOs—to deal with socialization of individuals on the spectrum. Theories surrounding the rise of diagnoses of autism spectrum disorder are as controversial as some of the numerous methods available to treat children on the autism spectrum. The responses in different cultures to the increase in cases vary radically between Japan and the US. Cultural and social practices, including those in the medical, biomedical, and educational fields, also vary between these countries, and these practices in turn influence community standards. A crucial element surrounding this issue is the widespread use of social media in creating and sustaining support networks that lead parents and others to seek methods of treatment and ways of understanding that are not presented by local authorities or represented through prevailing community attitudes.
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2011	“How Scholars Represented Religious Terrorism: Aum and Waco.”	単独	2011年8月30日
	“Aftermath: Religion in the Wake of the 1995 Aum Affair," German Institute for Japanese Studies, Tokyo ， Ian Reader
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2011	“Scholarly Reactions to the Aum and Waco Incidents.”	単独	2011年8月27日
	European Association of Japanese Studies, Tallinn, Estonia ， Ian Reader
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研究助成

年度 Year	助成名称または科学研究費補助金研究種目名 Name of grant or research classification for scientific research funding		研究題目 Research Title
年度 Year	役割（代表/非代表） Role	助成団体 Granting body	助成金額 Grant amount
2008	南山大学パッヘ研究奨励金I-A-2		Media Representations of Australian Aboriginal Spirituality and Culture
	研究代表者	Nanzan University	23万円
	研究内容（Research Content） Research Assistance
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2008	南山大学パッヘ研究奨励金II-B		Presentation at Association of Asian Studies Conference (Chicago USA)
	発表者	Nanzan University	122,200円
	研究内容（Research Content） Travel support for research
	備考（Remarks） "Seeing Stars: Celebrities and Spiritual Secrets in Occupied Japan". Presented 26 March 2009

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教育活動

年度 Year	タイトル Title	内容等 Content	活動期間 Period of Activities
2014	文部科学省検定教科書作成（高等学校英語）	文部科学省検定高等学校英語教科書『英語表現II』（SCREENPLAY English Expression II）ならびに、指導書、ワークシートを作成した。（著者）	2014/04/01-2015/03/31
2009	講義	名古屋市立香流小学校で、6年生のための国際理解教育の講義を行った。テーマは「オーストラリア人の生活や習慣」であった。60人の小学生は参加した。	2010年1月30日

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研究活動／社会的活動

年度 Year	活動名称 Name of activities	活動期間 Period of Activities
2020	Webinar/1st Public Lecture of the Anthropological Institute 2020 "Disaster, Disability, and Design in Japan: Reflections on Accessibility from 3/11 to COVID-19"/Mark Bookman	2020/07/31
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） Webinar Planning, Coordination, Hosting: Benjamin Dorman Lecturer: Mark Bookman https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/474622014
2020	Webinar/Book talk/Urban Migrants in Rural Japan Between Agency and Anomie in a Post-growth Society/Asian Ethnology Series No. 3/Susanne Klien	2121/02/22
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） 5th Public Lecture, Anthropological Institute, Nanzan University Book talk/Urban Migrants in Rural Japan Between Agency and Anomie in a Post-growth Society, Asian Ethnology Series No. 3, Susanne Klien Webinar Series Coordinator: Benjamin Dorman https://vimeo.com/529553620
2020	Asian Ethnology Podcast Interview with Steven Fedorowicz	2021/02/17
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） Series: Disability and Japan in the Digital Age Podcast Coordinator: Benjamin Dorman Interviewer: Mark Bookman This episode features a discussion with Steven Fedorowicz, cultural anthropologist, visual anthropologist, and associate professor at Kansai Gaidai University. Steven will be giving a talk on “Representations of Deaf People in Japan: Inspiration, Outrage and Real Life,” as part of the “Disability and Japan in the Digital Age Series” via Zoom on May 14, 2021 (Details to follow). In discussing some of what he will be presenting, Steven talks about his ongoing project concerning media representations of deaf people and culture in Japan, and his introduction to his studies on and experiences with deaf communities. He also touches on his personal experiences that his understandings and approaches to deaf communities and disability studies. Recorded 17 February 2021 https://asianethnology.org/page/podcastfedorowicz
2020	Webinar/Feed back/How the Hearing Aid Molded a Regime of Rhythm in the Postwar Period	2020/12/11
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） ◆3rd Public Lecture 2020, Anthropological Institute, Nanzan University/Feed back/How the Hearing Aid Molded a Regime of Rhythm in the Postwar Period Webinar Series Coordinator: Benjamin Dorman https://vimeo.com/529545847
2020	Webinar/Disability and Japan in the Digital Age Series How the Hearing Aid Molded a Regime of Rhythm in the Postwar Period	2020/12/11
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） Disability and Japan in the Digital Age Series How the Hearing Aid Molded a Regime of Rhythm in the Postwar Period
2020	Asian Ethnology Podcast Interview with Frank Mondelli	2020/11/26
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） Series: Disability and Japan in the Digital Age Podcast Coordinator: Benjamin Dorman Interviewer: Mark Bookman Hearing Aids, Assistive Technologies, and Accessibility in Japan This episode features Frank Mondelli, a doctoral candidate at Stanford University. Frank recently returned from research in Japan and is currently working on his doctoral dissertation on the social, technical, and political history of assistive technologies for deafness and hearing impairment in 20th century Japan. Frank discusses his recent work on the history of hearing aids in 1950s Japan, how he became interested in assistive technology, and how thinking about assistive technology can help us think about accessibility and inclusivity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recorded 26 October 2020 https://asianethnology.org/page/podcastmondelli
2020	Asian Ethnology Podcast Interview with Mark Bookman	2020/11/24
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） Series:Disability and Japan in the Digital Age Introduction to the new series "Disability and Japan in the Digital Age" In this episode, Mark Bookman discusses a new project that includes a series of lectures entitled "Disability and Japan in the Digital Age." The project is run through the Anthropological Institute, Nanzan University. He talks about the significance of the series at this time. Mark will also be presenting interviews with the participants in Asian Ethnology Podcast episodes. An abstract of the project is as follows: This research program will investigate core issues surrounding the study of disability in Japan. It has three main units: 1) Disability Studies; 2) Deaf Studies; and 3) Margins and Intersections. Collectively, those units will identify how stakeholders construct notions of disability in Japan by harnessing domestic developments and international innovations, including, but not limited to, those connected to law, policy, education, employment, media, technology, gender, and sex. Nine scholars from diverse personal and professional backgrounds will combine their expertise to produce a series of podcasts and presentations. Their efforts will culminate in the first edited volume in the English language devoted solely to the study of disability in the Japanese context. Recorded 3 November 2020 https://asianethnology.org/page/podcastbookmanseries
2020	Webinar/Asian Ethnology Series 2/Intangible Cultural Heritage in Asia	2020/10/26
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） ◇第1回公開シンポジウム/Intangible Cultural Heritage in Asia/Asian Ethnology Series 2 Webinar Series Planning and Coordination: Benjamin Dorman https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/475367417
2020	Webinar/Asian Ethnology Series/Why Does Bhujangabhushan Sing?/Asian Ethnology Series Inaugural Event/Frank Korom	2020/09/18
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） ◆第2回公開講演/Asian Ethnology Series/Why Does Bhujangabhushan Sing?/Asian Ethnology Series Inaugural Event/Frank Korom Webinar Series Planning and Coordination: Benjamin Dorman https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/460058480
2020	Asian Ethnology Podcast Interview with Yoshiko Okuyama	2020/08/24
2020	活動内容等（Content of Activities） Reframing Disability in Manga Podcast Coordinator: Benjamin Dorman Interviewer: Mark Bookman In this episode Yoshiko Okuyama talks about her most recent monograph, Reframing Disability in Manga (University of Hawai’i Press, 2020). Okuyama explains that her work examines representations of disabled people in manga serialized throughout the 1990s and 2000s, focusing on portrayals of deaf, blind, paraplegic, and autistic individuals, as well as those with gender dysphoria. Bookman asks Okuyama about the history behind her project and the logic that guided her decision-making regarding specific manga titles and disability identities. The two also unpack the contributions of Reframing Disability for scholars of gender, disability, and manga. Recorded 3 July 2020 https://asianethnology.org/page/podcastokuyama

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