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Relay Column: Things Wrapped in Tattered Cloth (Takahiro Nogami)
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Born in 1996. Currently enrolled in the doctoral program at the Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies, University of Tokyo. His primary areas of study are Philosophy and History of Ideas. He broadly explores the theme of 'everyday life'. His paper "シチュアシオニストの「日常生活」論" was published in 2023. Also, he edited and published academic journal "SAPA: Culture Dynamics Research" (vol.1-3).
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When we think about clothing, the object of our thoughts is, of course, the clothes themselves. However, defining the scope of what clothing entails is not so straightforward. When the object of our thoughts is vague, we tend to start thinking based on stereotypical images we already possess. Clothing is generally like this, we assume. But if we genuinely want to think about a particular subject, we need to be as versatile as possible in understanding what's included in that subject and account for it within our own understanding. Here, we attempt to expand the scope of clothing as an object of thought.
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