JVCampus
JVCampus

Subject | Humanities & Social Sciences

  • Learning

Books and Reading in Japan: Past, Present, and Future

  • Books
  • Puglishing
  • Printing
  • History
  • Media

This course aims to understand the evolution of the book as a recording medium in Japan in terms of content and form, and to clarify how people came into contact with books by referring to picture scrolls and other materials. The course also examines how the common people of Japan in the Edo period interacted with books, using the iconography of book-reading as a clue. In addition, the historical development of printing technology, which has supported the production of books, will be reviewed, and how the act of reading could be changed by AI will be discussed.

  • Target
    Bachelor, Master, Doctor, General, High school
  • Language
    Japanese
  • Caption
    English
  • Lecture time
    45-60min.
  • Start month
    Anytime
  • Length
    Short
  • Delivery method
    Ondemand
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  • Staff
    スタッフ
  • Competency
    コンピテンシー
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    Staff／スタッフ

      • Teacher
      Hiroya Takeuchi
      Professor, Graduate School of Humanities,
      Chiba University

    Competency／コンピテンシー

    Learning Goal

    • The students are able to explain how books were read in medieval Japan
    • The students can explain the distribution of books and the reading situation in the Edo period
    • The students can explain the evolution of printing technology in Japan

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