Hiroki Takakura
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 154149 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hiroki Takakura |
| PRENOMES | Hiroki |
| SOBRENOME | Takakura |
| ASSINATURA | TAKAKURA H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Tohoku University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0238-4506 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Benefits of the Cold and Domestication
Individualism and collectivism in small-scale fisheries post-3.11 Japan
Purpose This study examines fisheries affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011 to explore how the collectivism appears during the recovery process. Design/methodology/approach The author questions the context of collaboration after the disaster among independent small-scale fishers in Miyagi by conducting semistructured interviews with more than 50 local fishers with anthropological observations of boat fishing operations a…
Introduction
This paper provides an insight into the framework employed to revisit Mongolian modern history. The term “environmental disaster” signifies the social process of entanglement in human-environmental interactions, emphasizing the failure of human actions. The Mongolian pastoral society is vulnerable to various kinds of disasters, among which the most problematic is dzud (cold and snow disaster), resulting in heavy damage to livestock. A severe disa…
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…
Semi‐Domestication
Semi‐domestication is a concept indicating the degree to which plants and animals exist on a spectrum between wild species and breeding stock in relation to human societies. Unlike the dominant perception of a dichotomy between hunter‐gatherers and pastoralist‐agriculturalists, human history and ethnography describe a certain range of semi‐domestic relationships to plants and animals. This relationship indicates not temporary transitions but rath…
Permafrost livelihoods
In a context of scientific and public debates on permafrost degradation under global climate change, this article provides an integrated review and analysis of environmental and socio-economic trends in a subarctic region. It focuses on Sakha (Yakut) animal husbandry as an example of indigenous land use. Within Sakha-Yakutia’s boreal forests, animal husbandry takes place in thermokarst depressions containing grassland areas (alaas) that formed in…
The Concept of Manhood in Post-Socialist Siberia
This article analyzes the family relationships of the Sakha people with particular focus on the concept of the father, both in a historical setting and in a contemporary context. The aim of this article is to shed light on alternative aspects of the life of Sakha pastoralists and to examine them within the broader historical and cultural perspective. Unlike previous studies on manhood and gender in post-socialist Russia, I suggest that the realiz…
Indigenous Intellectuals and Suppressed Russian Anthropology
In the course of the ideological shift to Soviet ethnography linked to the Soviet cultural revolution of 192831, the Communist Party targeted the old guard in the academic disciplines as enemies of the people. Among those suppressed were three distinguished Sakha (or Yakut) ethnographers and political leaders. These three intellectuals managed to cope with the Bolsheviks social revolution and to appreciate the great value of their indigenous cult…
An Institutionalized Human-Animal Relationship and the Aftermath
An Institutionalized Human-Animal Relationship and the Aftermath
Indigenous Intellectuals and Suppressed Russian Anthropology
In the course of the ideological shift to Soviet ethnography linked to the Soviet cultural revolution of 192831, the Communist Party targeted the old guard in the academic disciplines as enemies of the people. Among those suppressed were three distinguished Sakha (or Yakut) ethnographers and political leaders. These three intellectuals managed to cope with the Bolsheviks social revolution and to appreciate the great value of their indigenous cult…
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…
An Institutionalized Human-Animal Relationship and the Aftermath
Indigenous Intellectuals and Suppressed Russian Anthropology
In the course of the ideological shift to Soviet ethnography linked to the Soviet cultural revolution of 192831, the Communist Party targeted the old guard in the academic disciplines as enemies of the people. Among those suppressed were three distinguished Sakha (or Yakut) ethnographers and political leaders. These three intellectuals managed to cope with the Bolsheviks social revolution and to appreciate the great value of their indigenous cult…
The Concept of Manhood in Post-Socialist Siberia
This article analyzes the family relationships of the Sakha people with particular focus on the concept of the father, both in a historical setting and in a contemporary context. The aim of this article is to shed light on alternative aspects of the life of Sakha pastoralists and to examine them within the broader historical and cultural perspective. Unlike previous studies on manhood and gender in post-socialist Russia, I suggest that the realiz…
Permafrost livelihoods
In a context of scientific and public debates on permafrost degradation under global climate change, this article provides an integrated review and analysis of environmental and socio-economic trends in a subarctic region. It focuses on Sakha (Yakut) animal husbandry as an example of indigenous land use. Within Sakha-Yakutia’s boreal forests, animal husbandry takes place in thermokarst depressions containing grassland areas (alaas) that formed in…
Semi‐Domestication
Semi‐domestication is a concept indicating the degree to which plants and animals exist on a spectrum between wild species and breeding stock in relation to human societies. Unlike the dominant perception of a dichotomy between hunter‐gatherers and pastoralist‐agriculturalists, human history and ethnography describe a certain range of semi‐domestic relationships to plants and animals. This relationship indicates not temporary transitions but rath…
Individualism and collectivism in small-scale fisheries post-3.11 Japan
Purpose This study examines fisheries affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011 to explore how the collectivism appears during the recovery process. Design/methodology/approach The author questions the context of collaboration after the disaster among independent small-scale fishers in Miyagi by conducting semistructured interviews with more than 50 local fishers with anthropological observations of boat fishing operations a…
Introduction
This paper provides an insight into the framework employed to revisit Mongolian modern history. The term “environmental disaster” signifies the social process of entanglement in human-environmental interactions, emphasizing the failure of human actions. The Mongolian pastoral society is vulnerable to various kinds of disasters, among which the most problematic is dzud (cold and snow disaster), resulting in heavy damage to livestock. A severe disa…
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…
The Benefits of the Cold and Domestication
Geography (6 obras) · Archaeology (5 obras) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (4 obras) · Livestock (4 obras) · Pastoralism (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Agriculture (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras)