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COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
We will discuss themes in gender, law and policy, such as gender stereotypes and biases in law and legal practice, the portrayal of women in the courts and justice systems of Japan and a number of common law jurisdictions, such as Canada, Australia and the US. We will also look at the law concerning transgender persons, following two recent Supreme Court of Japan judgments relating to transgender persons. We will start the semester with more general topics about law and gender, but will concentrate on domestic violence during the latter part of the semester. This seminar aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of gender and the law, as well as to introduce a comparative perspective through readings concerning gender and law in different countries/jurisdictions.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
We will discuss themes in gender, law and policy, such as gender stereotypes and biases in law and legal practice, the portrayal of women in the courts and justice systems of Japan and a number of common law jurisdictions, such as Canada, Australia and the US. We will also look at the law concerning transgender persons, following two recent Supreme Court of Japan judgments relating to transgender persons. We will start the semester with more general topics about law and gender, but will concentrate on domestic violence during the latter part of the semester. This seminar aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of gender and the law, as well as to introduce a comparative perspective through readings concerning gender and law in different countries/jurisdictions.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
We will discuss current topics in family law and policy in Japan and abroad. We will explore, among other things the various legal issues surrounding LGBT families, the legal and policy controversy surrounding assisted reproductive technologies, and the law and policies concerning family violence. This seminar aims to cultivate a deeper understanding and a more global perspective on issues in family law and policy.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
In this seminar we will be discussing the role, challenges and limitations of the law in a diverse and increasingly globalizing world by looking at 1) sexual minorities and the law, 2) gender and the law, 3) transnational businesses and the law, 4) religion and the law, and 5) the international movement of people and the legal challenges that this brings about.
本講義では、社会問題に「法」がどのように関わっているかを学ぶことにより、問題処理能力を養うことを目的とします。法学とは、人々が共に暮らす社会をいかにして安定させるかを考える学問です。講義の中では、法についての基礎的知識を提供するとともに、それを踏まえた上で、現実の社会の具体的問題を「法的」に検討します。法を学ぶに当たっては、自分と意見を異にする人との対話が有益です。対話を通じて、物事の解決に唯一の「正解」は存在しないことを知り、自分自身で考えてみる訓練をすることが重要となります。
The objective of this course is to develop abilities in solving problems through learning how law is involved in societal issues. The study of law is an academic discipline that considers how to provide stability to society in which people live together. The lectures will provide basic knowledge about law, and on the basis of such knowledge, consider specific issues within actual society from a legal perspective.
本授業では、日本におけるジェンダー研究の展開と蓄積を学ぶとともに、日本社会をジェンダーの視点から読み解く力を身につける。具体的には、文献の講読と解説と議論を通して、教育、労働、家族、福祉など、身近な論点を取り上げながら考察を深めていく。さらに、東大祝辞（2019年）を解読することを通して、日本におけるジェンダー問題を把握し、生きやすい社会になるためにはどのようにしていきたいかを主体的に考える。
The purpose of this course is to give an overview of the development of gender studies and research in Japan. It also aims to analyze Japanese society from the perspective of gender. Through reading papers, lectures, and discussion, the course will handle topics such as education, labor, family, and care work. Furthermore, through a reading of Chizuko Ueno’s 2019 Matriculation Ceremony Congratulatory Address at the University of Tokyo, this course will help students grasp social problems in Japan from the perspective of gender, and explore how we can take independent action to change society.
本講義では、社会問題に「法」がどのように関わっているかを学ぶことにより、問題処理能力を養うことを目的とします。法学とは、人々が共に暮らす社会をいかにして安定させるかを考える学問です。講義の中では、法についての基礎的知識を提供するとともに、それを踏まえた上で、現実の社会の具体的問題を「法的」に検討します。法を学ぶに当たっては、自分と意見を異にする人との対話が有益です。対話を通じて、物事の解決に唯一の「正解」は存在しないことを知り、自分自身で考えてみる訓練をすることが重要となります。
The objective of this course is to develop abilities in solving problems through learning how law is involved in societal issues. The study of law is an academic discipline that considers how to provide stability to society in which people live together. The lectures will provide basic knowledge about law, and on the basis of such knowledge, consider specific issues within actual society from a legal perspective.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
This course will serve as (1) an introduction to Japanese law to those who are new to the subject, (2) a chance to analyze and discuss a wide range of issues in Japanese law, and (3) a chance to gain a more global perspective for those who have already taken courses in Japanese law. After learning/reviewing some basic concepts, we will be discussing a range of specific topics in different areas of Japanese law. Please note that this year there will be much more family law content (and fewer other topics) than previous years (see Preliminary Class Schedule below on details of topics that will be explored in this seminar). Where appropriate, comparative perspectives from other countries will be introduced. The aim of this seminar is to (1) acquire/review the basic concepts of (Japanese) law, (2) deepen the participants’ understanding of Japanese law and Japanese society, and (3) provide a global perspective on social issues in Japan and on the approach of Japanese law in tackling these issues.
本授業では、フェミニズムの歴史を学ぶとともに、日本の思想遺産である主婦論争を解読することを目的としている。さらに、男性や社会にもかかわる論点がなぜ女性の論点として論じられてきたのか、なぜ女性のライスコース選択をめぐる論争が時代や論点の変容を経ても繰り返されるのかなど、社会のメカニズムについても考察する。さらに、東大祝辞（2019年）を読み解くことを通して、日本におけるジェンダー問題を把握し、一人一人が生きやすい社会になるためにはどのようにしていきたいかを主体的に考える。
The purpose of this course is to give an overview of the history of feminism and interpret the Housewife Controversy, part of Japan’s heritage of thought. It also aims to analyze social mechanisms such as why the controversy revolved around women despite also concerning men and wider society, and why controversy regarding women’s choice of life course continues even as the era and talking points change. Furthermore, through a reading of Chizuko Ueno’s 2019 Matriculation Ceremony Congratulatory Address at the University of Tokyo, this course will help students grasp social problems in Japan from the perspective of gender, and explore how we can take independent action to change society.
本授業では、フェミニズムの歴史を学ぶとともに、日本の思想遺産である主婦論争を解読することを目的としている。さらに、男性や社会にもかかわる論点がなぜ女性の論点として論じられてきたのか、なぜ女性のライスコース選択をめぐる論争が時代や論点の変容を経ても繰り返されるのかなど、社会のメカニズムについても考察する。さらに、東大祝辞（2019年）を読み解くことを通して、日本におけるジェンダー問題を把握し、一人一人が生きやすい社会になるためにはどのようにしていきたいかを主体的に考える。
The purpose of this course is to give an overview of the history of feminism and interpret the Housewife Controversy, part of Japan’s heritage of thought. It also aims to analyze social mechanisms such as why the controversy revolved around women despite also concerning men and wider society, and why controversy regarding women’s choice of life course continues even as the era and talking points change. Furthermore, through a reading of Chizuko Ueno’s 2019 Matriculation Ceremony Congratulatory Address at the University of Tokyo, this course will help students grasp social problems in Japan from the perspective of gender, and explore how we can take independent action to change society.