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UTokyo Open Lectures: Maturity

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What is maturity and what does it make possible? And why is it difficult to attain? This lecture series will from the standpoints of these issues seek to think about changes in the forms taken by humanity and society, culture and nature.

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Hiroshi Komiyama

President 総長

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UTokyo Open Lectures: Maturity

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#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 Composition of maturity

#3 Changes in the welfare state and “maturation”: Societies in which it is difficult to become an adult and education

#4 Economic maturity and social security

#5 Animal maturation and behavior

#6 Democracy and maturation/ Media society

#7 The development and growth of the individual—The transformation processes from infancy to adulthood

#8 Choosing a spouse and maturity

#9 Rare metals are absolutely essential for a mature society

#10 Kabuki—The formation of the onnagata tradition

#11 Blockage (heisoku) and maturity—Poetry and fiction in Ming Dynasty China

#12 Community-building in a mature society

#13 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 Composition of maturity

#3 Changes in the welfare state and “maturation”: Societies in which it is difficult to become an adult and education

#4 Economic maturity and social security

#5 Animal maturation and behavior

#6 Democracy and maturation/ Media society

#7 The development and growth of the individual—The transformation processes from infancy to adulthood

#8 Choosing a spouse and maturity

#9 Rare metals are absolutely essential for a mature society

#10 Kabuki—The formation of the onnagata tradition

#11 Blockage (heisoku) and maturity—Poetry and fiction in Ming Dynasty China

#12 Community-building in a mature society

#13 Closing lecture remarks

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UTokyo Open Lectures: Maturity
#1 Opening lecture remarks

UTokyo Open Lectures: Maturity

Content List

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 Composition of maturity

#3 Changes in the welfare state and “maturation”: Societies in which it is difficult to become an adult and education

#4 Economic maturity and social security

#5 Animal maturation and behavior

#6 Democracy and maturation/ Media society

#7 The development and growth of the individual—The transformation processes from infancy to adulthood

#8 Choosing a spouse and maturity

#9 Rare metals are absolutely essential for a mature society

#10 Kabuki—The formation of the onnagata tradition

#11 Blockage (heisoku) and maturity—Poetry and fiction in Ming Dynasty China

#12 Community-building in a mature society

#13 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 Composition of maturity

#3 Changes in the welfare state and “maturation”: Societies in which it is difficult to become an adult and education

#4 Economic maturity and social security

#5 Animal maturation and behavior

#6 Democracy and maturation/ Media society

#7 The development and growth of the individual—The transformation processes from infancy to adulthood

#8 Choosing a spouse and maturity

#9 Rare metals are absolutely essential for a mature society

#10 Kabuki—The formation of the onnagata tradition

#11 Blockage (heisoku) and maturity—Poetry and fiction in Ming Dynasty China

#12 Community-building in a mature society

#13 Closing lecture remarks

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