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Takeshi Umehara (梅原 猛, Umehara Takeshi, March 20, 1925 – January 12, 2019) was born in Miyagi Prefecture in Tōhoku and graduated from the philosophical faculty of Kyoto University in 1948. He taught philosophy at Ritsumeikan University and was subsequently appointed president of the Kyoto City University of Arts .
26 ott 2009 · Takeshi Umehara, director general of the International Research Center for Japanese Studies in Kyoto, is Japan's most famous philosopher, controversial for his idea of Japanese “uniqueness.”. Umehara, also a playwright, is author of such books at The Concept of Hell, The Exiling of the Gods and Japan's Deep Strata.
14 gen 2019 · TOKYO -- Philosopher Takeshi Umehara, who passed away on Jan. 12 at age 93, transcended disciplinary boundaries through his enormous accumulation of scholarship in Japanese culture and modern...
ity) position was Kyoto University philosopher (and Tohoku-born) Umehara Takeshi. Umehara, who served as a special advisor to the Reconstruction Design Council, is widely known as a proponent of Japanese essentialism— the much maligned Nihonjinron.12 Umehara considered 3.11a "civilizational
Born in 1925, Takeshi Umehara is a contemporary philosopher and an honorary advisor to the International Research Center for Japanese Studies. He has also served as Professor at Ritsumeikan University and as President of Kyoto City University of Arts.
Quick Reference. (1925–) Takeshi Umehara, a Japanese philosopher, has published many works on philosophy, religion and literature. His unique approach to the deep strata of Japanese culture and religions through archeological and ... From: Umehara, Takeshi in The Encyclopedia of Religion and Nature ».
Professor Umehara's very interesting and stimulating paper centers on the question of whether man can live without any gods. His discussion of this question leads him to a comparison of Eastern and Western attitudes toward death.
