Eastern and Western Views of Nature

This course will consider the European and American views of nature from the perspective of nature (jinen) as common to Eastern thought and religion, as well as the nature that produces things. The central focus will be the Buddhist view of nature, but at the end of the analysis, the "ordination of trees" seen in Southeast Asia will be addressed, explaining the challenges of modern Buddhism and its efforts. The application and payment period is from April 1 (Tue) to May 6 (Tue). ■Notes Public course (Spring 2025)

Date & Time

5/16(Fri) 10:00～11:305/23(Fri) 10:00～11:305/30(Fri) 10:00～11:30

Note

The event will be held on May 16 (Fri), May 23 (Fri), and May 30 (Fri), a total of 3 sessions

Venue

Toyo University Hakusan Campus

Address

5-28-20 Hakusan, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo

Free

Tuition fee: 3,300 yen (Web-only) *Different fee for Toyo University students

parking

No parking available for bicycles or motorcycles. Use public transport.

Access (Public)

5 minutes on foot from Toei Mita Line "Hakusan" Station and Tokyo Metro Nanboku Line "Honkomagome" Station / Toei Bus (Kusa 63) right by "Toyo University"

Contact

03-3945-7635 （Toyo University Social Contribution Center Office）

URL

https://sites.google.com/toyo.jp/koza/