We all live not only with diseases, aging and disabilities but with various differences. Through these experiences, we create the wisdom and techniques for living. Our Ars Vivendi collects various experiences of people and analyzes their relationships with society. It then envisions the way they may live in the future and presents ways for an ideal society and world.
立命館大学 生存学研究センター
We would like to express our hearty sympathy with people who have been visited by the great East Japan earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear plant accident. We have been enriching its related page, "The Great East Japan Earthquake" within the website of arsvi.com.
- Describing the Modern History of Occupational Therapy
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I have worked as an occupational therapist. And in March 2013 I have my book, The Modern History of Occupational Therapy in Japan: Toward Establishment of the Study of Occupational Therapy which "Affirms the Existence" of the Subject (hereafter The Modern History of Occupatio...
(published: 2013-05-01 )
- Research Highlights
News & Events
International Workshop "Art at Hospitals: Practice of Dances and Life of Huntington's Disease"
(published: 2013-05-16)
- Joint Study Meeting of Bioethics/Third Generation Society with Ars Vivendi: Bioethics and Ars Vivendi Practiced through Discussions
(published: 2013-04-25)
The special issue of the Ars Vivendi Journal has been released as of February 21, 2013.
(published: 2013-03-18)
- Communication Support Course for People with Severe Disabilities
(published: 2013-01-21)
- Disaster/Life: Ars Vivendi as the Great Earthquake
(published: 2012-12-13)
- The Intersection of Qualitative Research and Cultural Psychology: Inviting Prof. Jaan Valsiner
(published: 2012-12-11)
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GyeongGi-Do Assistive Technology Research & Assistance Center, Seoul, Korea, in CooperationThe Research Center for Ars Vivendi of Ritsumeikan University is now preparing ...
Cooperation with Prof. Colin Barnes, Center for Disability Studies, University of Leeds, UKProf. Barnes and members of the Research Center for Ars Vivendi at Ritsu...
