Science and Religions as Open Intelligence
The 4th International Symposium on Generalized Science of Humanity
Tokyo, 10-11 December 2007. The Nippon Zaidan Building, 1-2-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
Cosponsored by :
 ●
 
Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA),
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS).
 ●  Association Pasteur Japon.
 ●  Fondation Franco-Japonaise Sasakawa.
Special cooperation: Japan Association for Cultural Exchange (ACE Japan)
Supported by the Nikkei Newspaper.

Monday, 10 December
13:00    
Welcome Remarks by Masatoshi WATANABE, President, Association Pasteur Japon and
Akinori SEKI, Administrator, Fondation Franco-Japonaise Sasakawa.
13:10 Hideaki NAKATANI, Professor, ILCAA, TUFS
  Generalized Science of Humanity for Open Intelligence.
13:20 Jean-Pierre CHANGEUX, Professor, Collège de France & Institut Pasteur
  Toward a Neuroscience of the Capable Person : Unity, Diversity and Oneself-as-Another.
14:45 Toshitaka HIDAKA, Former Directeur-General, The Research Institute for Humanity and Nature.
  “Understanding” in animals.
15:25 Ichiro YAMANAKA, Director, The Kyoto University Museum (Kyoto)
  Ability of Homo erectus’ Stone-tool Making
— An Observation on a Handaxe dated at 350,000 Years.
16:15 Toru OHTSU, Associate Professor, The University of Tokyo
  Mythological and Religious Characteristics in the Ritsu-ryo Tenno Regime of Ancient Japan.
16:55 Tsuyoshi KOJIMA, Associate Professor, The University of Tokyo
Chinese Intelligence: Neo-Confucianism Cosmology and Anthropology.
17:35 Hideaki NAKATANI, Professor, ILCAA, TUFS
  Indian Intelligence : Buddha’s Longing for Open Intelligence.
18:15 Reception



Tuesday, 11 December
13:00 Kazuo OHTSUKA, Director, ILCAA, TUFS
  Four Additional Lines to the Issue of the "Islamic Knowledge".
13:40 Hiroshi ICHIKAWA, Professor, University of Tokyo
  Openness of the Talmudic Reasoning : Struggle against Idolatry.
14:20 Katsutoshi UCHIYAMA, Professor emeritus, Kyoto University

 

Between Lore and Science - Some Aspects of Greek Philosophy.

15:15    

Panel Discussion

 

Moderator: Mitsuru MIYATA, Senior Manager, Bio Center, Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
Panelists:
Katsuhiko MIKOSHIBA (Group Director, Riken Brain Science Institute), Takahiro NAKAJIMA (Professor, Tokyo University), J.P. CHANGEUX, T. HIDAKA, K. UCHIYAMA, H.NAKATANI.
17:50 Closing Address by Ikuo KAMEYAMA, President, TUFS

● Simultaneous Interpretation (Japanese-English and English-Japanese).
● Registration (free of charge) at ILCAA, Tel. 042-330-5603 ; Registration available for the first two hundred
registrants.
● For Further Information:
- Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
3-11-1 Asahi-cho, Fuchu-Shi, Tokyo. 183-8534, Tel. +81-42-330-5603
- Association Pasteur Japon, 3-20-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-1403, Tokyo Opera City Tower, Sanofi Pasteur, Tel. +81-3-5358-3465
- Fondation franco-japonaise Sasakawa, The Nippon Foundation, Akasaka 1-2-2, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107−8404, Tel. +81-3-6229-5111