【変態にして天才】ルソーに学ぶ「他人軸」に振り回されず自分のために生きる方法/現代社会の灯台『社会契約論』のスゴさ（第2回/全2回）

Part 1    • 【哲学はメンタルに効く】8年以上も悩まされた躁鬱病を哲学を使って克服。メンタルを強化...   ▼Table of Contents 00:37 Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The Scoundrel and the Greatest Philosopher 03:45 The Unique Way to Realize a Society Where Everyone Can Live Freely 05:40 Can Humanity Eliminate Discrimination and Prejudice? 07:19 Can Current School Education Cultivate True "Citizens"? 09:21 Toward a Society Where Everyone Can Live Freely ▼Program Overview What answers did Rousseau arrive at through his meticulous observation and deep reflection? Today's theme is Jean-Jacques Rousseau's "The Social Contract" and his classic work on education, "Emile." Our guest is Kazunori Tomono, who applies philosophy to adult education. Tomono believes that public education has dramatically advanced human intelligence. To create a "free society," we need "free citizens." And he says the foundation of "free citizens" is "education." Mr. Tomano spoke about a truly free society and the type of school education that is truly necessary. ▼Performer Profile Kazunori Tomano (Philosopher and Educational Scholar) Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1980. Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, Kumamoto University. Philosopher and educational scholar. His lifelong research theme is how diverse and different people can achieve mutual recognition and understanding. His major works include "What Kind of Education is 'Good' Education?" (Kodansha Sensho Metier), "The Power of Education" (Kodansha Gendai Shinsho), "How Is 'Freedom' Possible?" (NHK Books), "Philosophers from Childhood" (Yamato Shobo), "Philosophical Thinking for Beginners" (Chikuma Primer Shinsho), "Remaking 'School'" (Kawade Shinsho), and "True Morality" (Transview). He was a co-founder of Karuizawa Kazakoshi Gakuen, a mixed-educational and pre-school. Book summary service flier: 7-day free trial https://www.flierinc.com/welcome Download the flier app for free iOS: https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/id10222... Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...