FACULTY
Research and Industry-Academia Collaboration
研究・産学連携
AMITANI Yuichi
Senior Associate Professor
- Affiliation
- Center for Cultural Research and Studies
- Title
- Senior Associate Professor
- yuiami@gmail.com
- Web site
- https://yuiami.wordpress.com/
Education
- Courses - Undergraduate
- Academic Skills 1 <br>Academic Skills 2<br>Philosophy (English)<br>Philosophy (Japanese)<br>History of Science
- Courses - Graduate
Research
- Specialization
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Others
Philosophy of Science (esp. Philosophy of Biology)
History of Science
Environmental Ethics
- Educational Background, Biography
- Current Research Theme
- Key Topic
- Affiliated Academic Society
- The International Society for History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology (ISHPSSB)<br>Philosophy of Science Association<br>American Philosophical Association
Dissertation and Published Works
The Modal Flexibility of Photographic Artworks Tetsugaku Kenkyu (The Journal of Philosophical Studies), 593, pp.1-15.
What a tale of two minds can be, in Nakao H. (ed.), Proceedings of CAPE International Workshops, 2012, CAPE Publications, Kyoto, Japan, pp. 69-76.
The Communication Puzzle of the Species Problem, Annals of the Japan Association for the Philosophy of Science, 21, pp. 1-20.
The natural frequency hypothesis and evolutionary arguments, Mind & Society, 14(1), pp. 1-19.
Prototypical reasoning about species and the species problem, Biological Theory, 10(4), pp. 289-300.
A tale of two minds: Past, present and future, Annals of the Japan Association for Philosophy of Science, 24, pp. 21-43
The general concept of species, Journal of Philosophical Ideas, Special Issue（Institute of Philosophy, Seoul National University）, pp. 89-120.
The Effects of ``L-S Reading'' in English Extensive Reading Courses, HELES Journal, 18, pp.51-65.
Did Social Interactions Shape the Reflective Mind?, Kagakutetugaku Kagakusi Kenkyu (Philosophy and History of Science Studies), 15, pp. 1-24
Do New Evolutionary Studies of Consciousness Face Similar Methodological Problems As Evolutionary Studies of Mind?, Annals of the Japan Association for Philosophy of Science (Forthcoming).