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Japanese Punk and Italian Noh

May 8, 2013by Diego Leave a comment

On the plane from Helsinki to Osaka I was sitting next to this Japanese punk guy, Keiji (I initially thought he introduced himself as “Cage” until I saw his FB […]

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On the ethical beauty of age

May 18, 2012by Diego Leave a comment

On the ethical beauty of age

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Japanese aesthetics #1

December 12, 2011by Diego Leave a comment

One of my main academic interests, which was also one of the frames of my PhD thesis, is the intersection of aesthetics and ethics, especially in the intercultural experience. European […]

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IFTR Conference 2011 Osaka

July 4, 2011by Diego 2 Comments

This year I will be speaking at the International Federation for Theatre Research (IFTR) conference in Osaka 7-12 August 2011. IFTR is one of the biggest international theatre conferences and I […]

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「落花空しきを知る」A falling flower has learnt the emptiness of this world. From the Noh "Tomoe"

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