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職位 | 准教授 | |
役職 | ||
所属 | 文化学部 文化学科 | |
教員紹介 |
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We cannot choose the results of our efforts but we can choose what efforts we make and when we make those efforts. This is an important time in your life and the decisions you make now will have consequences for many years. I encourage you to take responsibility for everything you do, including who you are. Make yourself into the person you want to be, make your life into something that you create. That effort is what will matter most, and it has nothing to do with “success”. |
学位 | 博士号(哲学) |
学歴・職歴 |
【学歴】 【職歴】 |
専門分野 | 哲学、宗教学、言語教育 (Philosophy, Religion, Language Education) |
所属学会 | Japan Society for Jewish Studies(日本ユダヤ学会) Japan Association of Religion and Ethics (宗教倫理学会) |
現象学(宗教と美術)・応用倫理学 [Phenomenology (Religion and Art), Applied Ethics]
My current work is focused on the phenomenology and philosophy of religion, specifically with relation to ancient scriptural texts, exegetics, and what follows phenomenologically if one's initial approach to such is changed (pre-structuring). This is closely connected to hermeneutics, the self, being-in-the-world, and thinking the human vis-a-vis concepts of divinity/transcendence. The methodology is primarily Contiental but uses some aspects of the Analytic approach (especially philosophy of mind), and one goal is to re-apply and re-discover usages for the great religious literary wealth we have received from tradition. At present my primary efforts are related to building a theory of phenomenological reading and applying it to the biblical book of Genesis, but with allowing for influences from Buddhist thought as well.
Philosophy, Applied philosophy/ethics (including social/environmental aspects and issues), World religions, Academic writing
Philosophy, The Self, Being, Phenomenology, Religion, Critical Thinking, Academic Writing
・Oberg Andrew: Truth and Facts, Humanismus, 34, pp. 33-41 (2023)
・Oberg Andrew: Souls and Selves: Querying an AI Self with a View to Human Selves and Consciousness, Religions, 14(1), 75(2023), DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/rel14010075
・Oberg Andrew: The Self as Source and Destination for Intuitive Interpretations of Religious or Spiritual Experiences,Religions, 13(9), 798 (2022) DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/rel13090798
full text direct link: https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/13/9/798/htm
・Oberg Andrew: Dry, weary, smiling bones: Finding a ‘yes’ through Hebrew narrative and a reduced spirituality, Religions, 13(1), 78 (2022) DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/rel13010078
full text direct link: https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/13/1/78/htm
・Oberg Andrew: A Comparative Phenomenology of Caravaggio’s “Martha and Mary Magdalene”: Knowing the Story and Not Knowing the Story, Bulletin of the University of Kochi, 71, pp. 25-38 (2022)
・Oberg Andrew: The Sacred Disguised: An Instance of the Double Use of Space by Japan’s Hidden Christians, Review of Ecumenical Studies, 13(2), pp. 214-238 (2021), DOI: 10.2478/ress-2021- 0022
・Oberg Andrew: The “Faith”-ful Social: von Wussow on Leo Strauss’ Legacy, Phenomenological Reviews, July 15 (2021)
https://reviews.ophen.org/2021/07/15/philipp-von-wussow-leo-strauss-and-the-theopolitics-of-culture-2/
・Oberg Andrew: Enervating the Divine: Seeking New Intuitions about God from a Time of Pandemic, Open Theology, 7(1), pp. 140-149 (2021), DOI: https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/opth-2020-0149/html
・Oberg Andrew: Self-seeing and seeing-self through Kazimir Malevich’s “Epitaphios”, Humanismus, 32, pp. 2-18 (2021)
・Oberg Andrew: The Hidden Christian Inbreak on Shikoku: A Remembering, a Wondering, Cultural Studies, 9, pp. 41-60 (2021)
・Oberg Andrew: A Comment on crucifixion imagery as seen from “the kingdom”, Bulletin of the University of Kochi, 70,pp. 39-57 (2021)
・Oberg Andrew: Milking Zen: Lasky’s evocations, Zen’s “only/now”, and the limits of language, Humanismus, 31, pp. 16-34 (2020)
・Oberg Andrew: The Crucifix and the candle: Gschwandtner on (lived) Orthodox liturgy, Phenomenological Reviews, March 01 (2020)
https://reviews.ophen.org/2020/03/01/christina-m-gschwandtner-welcoming-finitude-toward-a-phenomenology-of-orthodox-liturgy/
・Oberg Andrew: Facing a form of/formed God: Japan’s Hidden Christians and usages of the image–a phenomenological perspective, Cultural Studies, 8, pp. 31-72 (2020)
・Oberg Andrew: Rereading the “Vineyard” parable: Squeezing the grapes of a fresh hermeneutic for a radical “kingdom” and a “weak” God, Bulletin of the University of Kochi, 69, pp. 17-35 (2020)
・Oberg Andrew: Asymmetry, suffering, and coping: Running alongside Benatar, Journal of the Philosophy of Life, 9(2),pp. 1-21 (2019)
・Oberg Andrew: Prescience and an early death, Think, 18(53), pp. 34-42 (2019)
・Oberg Andrew: Approaches to finitude: Death, self, others, Journal of Applied Ethics and Philosophy, 10, pp. 8-17 (2019)
・Oberg Andrew: No way but in: The phenomenology of a short poem, Humanismus, 30, pp. 15-30 (2019)
・Oberg Andrew: A meditation on the benefits of mysticism, Cultural Studies, 7, pp. 39-49 (2019)
・Oberg Andrew: Time and lived time, time and the self, Bulletin of the University of Kochi, 68, pp. 1-19 (2019)
・Oberg Andrew: Preliminary report on the Joint Tosa Folklore Research Project: Use and approaches of Virgin Mary Statuary, then and now – a Tosa perspective, Cultural Studies, 7, pp. 89-100 (2019)
・Oberg Andrew: On reading poetry, Humanismus, 29, pp. 24-34 (2018)
・Oberg Andrew: The Phenomenology of sexual desire and the ethics of relation, Cultural Studies, 6, pp. 35-48 (2018)
・Oberg Andrew: Talking about consciousness, Bulletin of the University of Kochi, 67, pp. 1-11 (2018)
【Books】
・Oberg Andrew: A Phenomenological Reading of Hosea 12.4-5 and 11.1-2: Commune with Us. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books (2023)
・Oberg Andrew: The Christ is Dead, Long Live the Christ: A Philotheologic Prayer, a Hermeneutics of Healing, 301 pp., Eugene, OR: Resource Publications (2022)
・Oberg Andrew: Blurred: Selves Made and Selves Making, 268 pp., Brill Academic, Leiden, The Netherlands (2020)
・Glavar Helmut & Oberg Andrew: Father Forgive Us, for We Know Not What We Do, 281 pp., Ausam Books, Rio de Janeiro (2020)
【Book Chapters】
・Oberg, A. (2023): “Bloodying God: Crucifixion and the Image”, in Image, Phenomenon, and Imagination in the Phenomenology of Religious Experience, Libri Nigri series, ed. by Martin Nitsche and Olga Louchakova-Schwartz, series editor-in-chief Hans Rainer Sepp, pp. 209-228., Nordhausen, Germany: Traugott Bautz GmbH.
・Oberg, A. and Naravayan V, H., editors (2023): Religions: Special Issue, “Religious Traditions, Self-Theory and the Future: Should We Abandon, Embrace, or Re-imagine?”, in Religions. Basel, Switzerland: MDPI. ISSN: 2077-1444.
・Oberg, A. (2021): “Midnight at Midway Airport, circa 1999”, in 『文化の思索』[The Contemplation of Culture], edited by Shingo Iitaka and Hideki Shiraiwa. Kochi, Japan: Kochi University Press, 242-245.
・Oberg, A. (2020):“The Urakami “Fourth Wave” Persecution and the Tosa Domain: Hidden Christians, Maria Kannon statues, and the flow of history and faith” in 『講演・シンポジウム:民話について考える:言語文化の視座から [Symposium Proceedings: Thinking about Folklore: From the Viewpoint of Linguistic Culture]』, ed. by Naokazu Hashio, pp. 23-27, Kochi, Japan: Kochi University Press.
・Oberg, A. (2019):“The Benefits of Being Watched”, in 『Morality and Moral Controversies: Readings in Moral, Social, and Political Philosophy』, 10th edn, edited by Steven Scalet and John Arthur, pp. 532-541, New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 532-541.
・Oberg, A. (2019):「高知における倫理的食べ方」in 『大学的高知ガイド』, edited by Naokazu Hashio, Chiho Utsunomiya, Yoshinari Yamaguchi, Naoto Kikuchi, and Shingo Iitaka, pp. 274-276, Kyoto, Japan: Shōwadō.
【教科書】
・Oberg, A. & Joos, J. (2019): The Essential Essay Experience – Steps Towards Academic Writing: Essays and Beyond, 229 pp., Kochi, Japan: University of Kochi Press.
・Oberg, A. & Joos, J. (2017, revised 2018): The Essential Essay Experience: Basic Steps Towards Writing, 96 pp., Kochi, Japan: University of Kochi Press.
・研究課題:An Image-Concept Phenomenological Analysis of Religion:
Resituating Christianity within Judaism - Ontics and Ontology
研究種目:若手研究
研究期間:2021年4月 – 2023年3月
代表者 :オバーグ アンドリュー 高知県立大学 文化学部 准教授
・研究課題:An Alternative Philosophical Realist Conception of the Self
研究種目:若手研究(B)
研究期間:2017年4月 – 2019年3月
代表者 :オバーグ アンドリュー 高知県立大学 文化学部 講師
・2018-2019 University of Kochi Presidential Enterprise Subsidy Grant. “Using Folklore in an Internationalized Cultural-Linguistic Return to Local Origins Educational Approach”. (Japanese title: 言語文化教育としての「民話」を活用した学術的・国際的な地域還元型教育)
This was a joint research project undertaken with Professors Naokazu Hashio, Tsugio Inoue, Seisuke Takanishi, and Yuuya Tanaka.
・2018 Japan Association for Contemporary and Applied Philosophy Summer School Grant. “Minamata Disease and Contemporary Culture: An Approach from Kochi”. (Japanese title: 水俣と現代社会 高知からのアプローチ)
This was a public lecture series held on 03-05 September and jointly conducted with Professor Takashi Yoshikawa of the University of Kochi.
・KIA国際交流ボランティア、高知県外国人生活相談センターサポーター
・Kobe College Corporation-Japan Education Exchange volunteer