Society Greenland / Takahashi 美野梨

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Society
[Introduction to Contents]
This is the first Japanese essay describing from various angles an island mixed with "East and West" and "Nature and People".
Located between 59 degrees north latitude and 83 degrees north latitude in the Arctic Region, Greenland is the world's largest island with an area approximately six times larger than that of Japan. It brings together knowledge knowledge of anthropology, political science, history, religious science, literature, and other social science and humanities, and follows the outline of the mixed story in the place where Eskimo and Scandinavian people joined. This is the first Japanese essay describing from various angles the human activities in the Arctic island Greenland.
Writers : Mino Takahashi (International Relations), Minoru Ozawa (Medieval History of Northern Europe), Mitsuko Inoue (Danish History), Takaya Sudo (Ethics and Religion), Toshikazu Honda (Stuart Henry Thornton) (Northern Ethnology), Sadako Nakamaru (Northern European Literature and German Literature)