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Deep Encounters: Steps Toward Dissolving the 21st Century Mystery and Discovering the Truly Global Learner
by
Eiji Hattori
Excerpted from the preface: In this great river of life that flows endlessly, there were moments of deep feeling when I realized that my life is a gift. Each such moment resembles an eternal spring gushing forth with the joy of 'being helped to live and helping others to live.' We can live as recipients of life from all others and all else. Striving to live with all, I pre...more
Paperback, 181 pages
Published
July 30th 2009
by University Press of America
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“Deep Encounters” began as a series of essays by Eiji Hattori in the Japanese-language magazine "Reiro" trying to emphasize Japanese connectedness with the rest of the world. He published them (still in Japanese) in 1999 as “Deai no Fūkei—Sekai no Naka no Nihon Bunka” (Scenes of Encounters--Japanese Culture in a Global Context). Dr. Wallace Gray, who had collaborated with Hattori on a previous translation, agreed “to translate and rewrite the original in order to update and enhance the...more
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