TOP＞GCOE Seminar＞The 117th GCOE Seminar

December 13, 2011

The 117th GCOE Seminar

 1. “The script of <Takenoma> <Goten> <Yukashita>’”

Lecturer: Futamata Nozomi (RA/Japanese Culture Research Group/Ritsumeikan University Graduate School of Letters D1)

 

2. “Constructing a Platform for Situated Learning of Japanese Traditional Culture in the 3D Metaverse -Preliminary experimentation and future research-“

Lecturer: Tamai Michiru (RA/Web Application Technology Research Group/Ritsumeikan University Graduate School of Policy Science D2)

 

3. “Considering Digital Contributions to Visual Literature Research

Lecturer: Yang Xiaojie (Professor, University of Calgary)

 

Time: December 13 (Tues.) 18:00-19:30 (6th Period)

Place: (Kinugasa) Ritsumeikan University Art Research Center Multipurpose Room (BKC) Please use the Internet (Power Live)

Free admission (No reservation required)

 

* The general public may also participate in the seminar through the Internet.

* Starting in the afternoon on the day of the event, materials can be viewed at the following link (for a limited time): 

http://www.arc.ritsumei.ac.jp/archive01/jimu/GCOESeminar/haifu-index.html

 

For presentation abstracts, please click “more”

 

 

1. Futamata Nozomi, “The script of <Takenoma> <Goten> <Yukashita>'”

 
Up until now, the scripts of “Takenoma,” “Goten,” and “Yukashita” from Meiboku sendai hagi were thought by many to be strongly influenced by joruri. However, there has never been prior research that proves this claim with any clear justification. In this presentation, through analysis of painted materials such as billings and comparison of scripts, I will consider the scripts of “Takenoma,” “Goten,” and “Yukashita” from their first performances, and make clear the kinds of changes these scripts underwent in order to arrive at their present-day versions.
 
 
2. Tamai Michiru, “Constructing a Platform for Situated Learning of Japanese Traditional Culture in the 3D Metaverse -Preliminary experimentation and future research-“
 
To be announced.
 
 
3. Yang Xiaojie, “Considering the Digital Contributions to Visual Literature Research
 
To be announced.

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