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UTokyo Open Lectures: Maturity

#12 | Community-building in a mature society

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In this lecture, we will discuss changes in thinking concerning community-building, the special characteristics of community-building in a mature society, as well as thinking concerning what we will be looking for in future mature societies.

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Yukio Nishimura

Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology

※Affiliations and positions are as of the time of recording.

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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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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