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Title 賀 川 豊 彦 と 海 洋 文 明 : 死 線 と 大 震 災 を 越 えて Author(s) 濱 田, 陽 Citation 宗 教 と 社 会 貢 献. 1(1) P.53-P.77 Issue 2011-04-01 Date Text Version publisher URL http://hdl.handle.net/11094/16840 DOI Rights Osaka University

* Toyohiko Kagawa and Oceanic Civilization Beyond the Death line and the Great Earthquake HAMADA Yo 1888 1960 Toyohiko Kagawa (1888-1960) was deeply inspired by nature of the sea in his lonely childhood. He encountered religion (Christianity) as a teen. Both of Christianity and the sea had great influence on his social movements and thought. Nature and religion were two axes by which he got various ideas and courage to solve many social problems of modern capitalism. This article focuses on the linkage among three factors of nature of the sea, religion, and society in the dynamism of Kagawa s activities and analyzes his unique general approaches to dealing with severe problems of the modern civilization. Keywords: Toyohiko Kagawa, Nature, Sea, Religion, Christianity, Society, Capitalism, Great Earthquake, Civilization * tnhamada@main.teikyo-u.ac.jp Religion and Social Contribution 2011.04, Volume1, Issue 1: 53-77. 53

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