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Hosted by Dr Jason Danely · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 6 episodes
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The world feels broken. But what if this brokenness is something that brings us together, deepens our feelings of care for each other, and allows us to connect with something profound within ourselves? What if brokenness can even be beautiful? This podcast is about opening up the conversation on brokenness and the ways we attend to it through acts of repair. It takes special inspiration from Japanese culture, exploring how the aesthetics of imperfection and fragility of everyday life resonate more broadly. In each episode, we bring together two people who are each grappling with ideas of brokenness & repair in their work, from different perspectives, including anthropology, philosophy, psychoanalysis, literature, art, geography and theology.
Dr Jason Danely hosts Brokenness and Repair Podcast, a science show with 6 episodes published.
Aylwyn is author of Prison Cultures, based on her work using ethnographic and performance-based methods with incarcerated women. Jason's research at the lives of older Japanese men after prison, which he described in his
Hannah Gould, Anthropologist and Senior Lecturer in Buddhist Studies at University of Melbourne and Beverley Clack, Professor Emerita in the Philosophy of Religion, Oxford Brookes University. Hannah’s research focuses on
Iza Kavedžija, Associate Professor of Medical Anthropology, University of Cambridge and Katie Taylor, Artist and founder of Shifting States. Iza has conducted fieldwork on health, wellbeing, creativity and happiness with
Caitlin DeSilvey, Professor of Geography, University of Exeter and Dan O'Brien, Professor of Philosophy, Oxford Brookes University. Caitlin has collaborated with artists, archaeologists, environmental scientists and heri
A conversation between Chikako Ozawa-de Silva, Professor of Japanese Studies and Anthropology at Emory University, and Alistair Ross, Associate Professor of Psychotherapy, Department for Continuing Education, Kellogg Col
A conversation between Rob Simpkins, Social Anthropologist of Japan, and Dinah Roe, Associate Professor of 19th Century English Literature at Oxford Brookes University. Rob’s research interests focus upon the intersectio
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Brokenness and Repair Podcast is hosted by Dr Jason Danely. The show is categorised under science and has published 6 episodes.
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