Helen Hardacre's guest appearances

Helen Hardacre

The Meiji at 150 Podcast

Japan on the Record

Noell Wilson

Eiko Maruko Siniawer

Paul Kreitman

Jolyon Thomas

Andrew Gordon

Nick Kapur

Hillary Maxson

Jonathan Reynolds

Katsuya Hirano

Jules Boykoff

Christina Yi

Levi McLaughlin

Kerim Yasar

Seth Jacobowitz

Timothy Brook

OwlTail

In this episode, Dr. Helen Hardacre (Harvard) discusses the impacts of Prime Minister Abe's resignation on the future of the constitutional revision debate in Japan, explaining why constitutional revision was such an important policy goal for Abe and why it was always unlikely to succeed.

Constitutional Revision in Post-Abe Japan on the Record with Dr. Helen Hardacre (Harvard)

In this episode, Dr. Hardacre recenters religion in Japanese society in the Tokugawa and Meiji periods, laying the pre-1868 groundwork for the embracing of kami-workship after the Restoration and tracing the importance of religion in everyday life.  We also discuss the meaning of Meiji at 150 along with future directions for the study of the Meiji Period. (Transcript here).

<p>In this episode, Dr. Hardacre recenters religion in Japanese society in the Tokugawa and Meiji periods, laying the pre-1868 groundwork for the embracing of <em>kami-</em>workship after the Restoration and tracing the importance of religion in everyday life.  We also discuss the meaning of Meiji at 150 along with future directions for the study of the Meiji Period. (Transcript <a href="https://meijiat150.arts.ubc.ca/episode-31-dr-helen-hardacre-harvard/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>).</p>

Episode 31 - Dr. Helen Hardacre (Harvard)