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The speed of time

August 13, 2012by Diego 6 Comments

This year’s Kaki-kenkyūkai (summer training meeting) took place on August 12th at the Dentōgeinōkaikan in Ōtsu, on the Biwa lake. Unlike the Noh stages that belong to families, the  Dentōgeinōkaikan […]

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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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The end of it all

November 16, 2009by Diego Leave a comment

If there is something Noh teaches, and is really good at it, is to fight against expectations. What is an expectation? The logic conclusion of a process based on the […]

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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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