Lyceum Philosophicum
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I have always been curious about learning new things. Especially things that people often hear about but do not necessarily know much about. For example, people have heard about and have their views on zombies, alchemy, Yōkai, pirates, ghosts, universe, souls, our own existence, or even say, a history of coffee (it was first popularized in England, but people think of tea when they think about England). You can read about my professional field of research in About Me section, but here, I would like to talk about something about my personality, beliefs and my personal background in general.
I grew up in Hiroshima as an elementary school student and I was often introduced to the concept of war, peace, victimhood and oppression. Upon my frequent visits to the Peace Park Memorial Museum in Hiroshima as a child, I came to prioritize the concept of war rather than focus on who did what - as I believe everyone actively involved in wars has done evil deeds. Misery is entailed in the act of war itself. Then, we need to think about how a war would not become an act and ceases to be a

2013-2014
Western Ontario University
London, ON, Canada
I did my M.A. on the role the Formal Causation played in Generation of Animals. While my thesis revolved around this subject, I gave presentations on the Haitian Zombie phenomenon in a philosophical light in the undergraduate course I was teaching ("Philosophy of Witchcraft") , on Descartes' Interpretation on Transubstantiation in Texas, U.S., on Ninja Science in Hawaii, U.S. and on Powder of Sympathy by Kenelm Digby in Michigan, U.S. amongst other papers.
2005-2012
Concordia University
Montreal, QC, Canada
I majored in Philosophy and studied extensively on a variety of subjects such as English Literature, History, Political Philosophy and Latin. My specialization is 17th Century Philosophy, but I have a wide range of interests from Ancient Greek philosophy to Early Modern Philosophy as well as Eastern Philosophy.