Sébatien Penmellen Boret
Biographic Data
| ID | 908066 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sébatien Penmellen Boret |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sébatien Penmellen |
| FAMILY NAME | Boret |
| SIGNATURE | BORET S P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tohoku University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0499-9865 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Factors affecting worriedness
The global effect of COVID-19 is no longer simply a public health issue; it is causing an economic crisis that has a significant impact on the job market and people's lives. The disease has led to 43% of businesses temporarily closing, and almost all these closures are due to COVID-19. Organizations that have temporarily suspended their activities have pointed mainly to a decline in demand and employee health issues as the reasons for closure. In…
The potential of disaster digital archives in disaster education
Using the Japan Disasters Digital Archive (JDA) as an example, the present study examines how geo-location functions in disaster digital archives may contribute to disaster risk awareness. It focuses on the sites affected by or representing lessons learned from the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE), such as the tsunami inundated coastal areas or museums. The study tests the thesis that geo-located data in digital archives can enhance disast…
Book Forum
Introduction: Refreshing the “Unnaturalness” of Natural Disasters?Kelman, I. (2020) Disaster by Choice: How our Actions Turn Natural Hazards into Catastrophes. Oxford University Press.In this Forum we publish a collective discussion on Ilan Kelman’s book Disaster by Choice: How our Actions Turn Natural Hazards into Catastrophes, released in February 2020 by Oxford University Press. Kelman is Professor of Disasters and Health at the Institute for …
A Commentary on Ilan Kelman’s Disaster by Choice
The message of Disaster by Choice is simple but essential – humans, not natural hazards, cause disasters. Crucial to this claim is the concept of vulnerability, broadly defined as “a characteristic of individuals and groups of people who inhabit a given natural, social, and economic space, within which they are differentiated according to their varying position in society into more or less vulnerable individuals and groups.”1 In other words, natu…
The Value of Visual Disaster Records from Digital Archives and Films in Post-3/11 Japan
This paper explores the value of visual records from natural disasters in assisting reconstruction, including photography, single-shot videos, and documentary movies. It considers three types of visual records related to the Great East Japan Earthquake: 1) raw data, 2) edited educational videos, and 3) commercial documentary films. It also considers the nature of disaster records and their repository medium, including digital data archives, publi…
Death in the Early Twenty-first Century
Agency and the Personalization of the Grave in Japan
Japanese Tree Burial
Forward Preface by Joy Hendry Prologue 1. Introduction: Questions for the Anthropology of Tree Disposals 2. The Birth of Japanese Tree-Burial 3. Kinship, Demographic and Economic Matters 4. Identities, Memorialisation and Agency 5. Bonds, Nature Workshops and Collective Memorials 6. Ecological Immortality and Ideas of the Afterlife 7. Conclusions: Towards a liberalization of death in Japan
The Value of Visual Disaster Records from Digital Archives and Films in Post-3/11 Japan
This paper explores the value of visual records from natural disasters in assisting reconstruction, including photography, single-shot videos, and documentary movies. It considers three types of visual records related to the Great East Japan Earthquake: 1) raw data, 2) edited educational videos, and 3) commercial documentary films. It also considers the nature of disaster records and their repository medium, including digital data archives, publi…
Japanese Tree Burial
Forward Preface by Joy Hendry Prologue 1. Introduction: Questions for the Anthropology of Tree Disposals 2. The Birth of Japanese Tree-Burial 3. Kinship, Demographic and Economic Matters 4. Identities, Memorialisation and Agency 5. Bonds, Nature Workshops and Collective Memorials 6. Ecological Immortality and Ideas of the Afterlife 7. Conclusions: Towards a liberalization of death in Japan
Death in the Early Twenty-first Century
Agency and the Personalization of the Grave in Japan
The Value of Visual Disaster Records from Digital Archives and Films in Post-3/11 Japan
This paper explores the value of visual records from natural disasters in assisting reconstruction, including photography, single-shot videos, and documentary movies. It considers three types of visual records related to the Great East Japan Earthquake: 1) raw data, 2) edited educational videos, and 3) commercial documentary films. It also considers the nature of disaster records and their repository medium, including digital data archives, publi…
Factors affecting worriedness
The global effect of COVID-19 is no longer simply a public health issue; it is causing an economic crisis that has a significant impact on the job market and people's lives. The disease has led to 43% of businesses temporarily closing, and almost all these closures are due to COVID-19. Organizations that have temporarily suspended their activities have pointed mainly to a decline in demand and employee health issues as the reasons for closure. In…
The potential of disaster digital archives in disaster education
Using the Japan Disasters Digital Archive (JDA) as an example, the present study examines how geo-location functions in disaster digital archives may contribute to disaster risk awareness. It focuses on the sites affected by or representing lessons learned from the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE), such as the tsunami inundated coastal areas or museums. The study tests the thesis that geo-located data in digital archives can enhance disast…
Book Forum
Introduction: Refreshing the “Unnaturalness” of Natural Disasters?Kelman, I. (2020) Disaster by Choice: How our Actions Turn Natural Hazards into Catastrophes. Oxford University Press.In this Forum we publish a collective discussion on Ilan Kelman’s book Disaster by Choice: How our Actions Turn Natural Hazards into Catastrophes, released in February 2020 by Oxford University Press. Kelman is Professor of Disasters and Health at the Institute for …
A Commentary on Ilan Kelman’s Disaster by Choice
The message of Disaster by Choice is simple but essential – humans, not natural hazards, cause disasters. Crucial to this claim is the concept of vulnerability, broadly defined as “a characteristic of individuals and groups of people who inhabit a given natural, social, and economic space, within which they are differentiated according to their varying position in society into more or less vulnerable individuals and groups.”1 In other words, natu…
Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (3 works) · History (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works)