Ethics Animated Hayao Miyazaki, Martin Heidegger and Hans Jonas
An Exploration of Hayao Miyazaki: an analytical Excavation of Miyazaki’s animated Work and their Social Significance Anime and Modernism: Using Hayao Miyazaki’s Films as a Medium for Critiquing and Understanding Modernism’s Impact on the Environment How Does Animation Change our Concept of Life and What Kind of Ethics Does it Require? A Conversation with Media Historian and Theorist Deborah Levitt Public Seminar MARTIN HEIDEGGER AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS As an interaction between art and technology which cross age and cultural barriers, Hayao Miyazaki's animated movies may be useful tools for providing an example of some of the ways we may enter into a free relationship with technology as suggested by Martin Heidegger (1977), while disseminating the foundational ideas of the new ethical framework for sustainability as proposed by Hans Jonas(1984). Part of this paper was published in 2017 on Threads Vol. 5. Volume: 5