Postwar Japan and Film Theory: Haniya Yutaka’s Ontological Writings on Cinema – Lecture by Assistant Professor Naoki Yamamoto (UCSB)

Postwar Japan and Film Theory: Haniya Yutaka’s Ontological Writings on Cinema

The Global Japanese Studies Model Unit will organize a lecture titled “Postwar Japan and Film Theory: Haniya Yutaka’s Ontological Writings on Cinema” by Naoki Yamamoto (Assistant Professor, UC Santa Barbara), who specializes in film theory, Asian cinema, Marxist criticism, documentary films, avant-garde art, post-colonial studies, and Japanese cultural history.

Event Overview

• Title: Postwar Japan and Film Theory: Haniya Yutaka’s Ontological Writings on Cinema
• Date & Time: July 06 (Sat) 2019, 2:00pm-4:00pm
• Venue: Conference Room #11, Bldg.33-6F, Toyama Campus, Waseda University
• Speaker: Naoki Yamamoto (Assistant Professor, University of California Santa Barbara)
• Language: Japanese
• Q&A: Available in English
• Open to students, faculty, staff and general public
• No reservation required/Free of Charge
• Contact: Faculty of Letters, Arts and Sciences 03-3203-4381

For more details, please refer to the flyer below.