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文章：“ ‘冷静客观的工作’：对原子辐射生物学效应研究的首次协谈” （Hamblin, 2007） Jacob Hamblin, “‘A Dispassionate and Objective Effort’: Negotiating the First Study on the Biological Effects of Atomic Radiation,” Journal of the History of Biology 40, no. 1 (March 2007): 147-177. Jacod Hamblin在这篇文章中从一个侧面检查了20世纪50年代对公众环境中安全原子辐射水准进行辩论的历史。文章内容集中在美国国家科学院1956年的报告《原子辐射生物学效应》(Biological Effects of Atomic Radiation,
Judul Asli: Walker, Brett. 2010. Toxic Archipelago: A History of Industrial Disease in Japan. University of Washington Press. Buku yang mudah dibaca ini menawarkan narasi inovatif tentang hubungan antara bangsa, penderitaan, dan polusi industri. Walker memaparkan analisa tajam atas sejumlah kasus
Funahashi, Atsushi. 2012. Nuclear Nation. Documentary film. http://nuclearnation.jp/en/ “Atomic energy makes our town and society prosperous,” reads a sign over a prominent archway in the small town of Futaba, Fukushima. The camera pans over a grey landscape of rubble, empty public buildings, and
Editors’ Note: This is a Korean translation of a Teach 3.11 annotation. We invite volunteers to translate and/or contribute content in Korean, Japanese, and Chinese languages. Thank you. (한국어, 일본어, 중국어로 기존의 내용을 번역하거나 새로운 내용을 기고할 자원활동가를 찾고 있습니다.)
Jacob Hamblin的著作《井中毒藥》一書描述了從第二次世界大戰到1972年倫敦公約(London Convention)間，科學家與政治家如何處理核能廢料問題。透過聚焦於美國與英國，Hamblin細緻地描繪科學社群、政治領域裡持續成長的衝突，與公眾對海中放射線廢棄物處置議題的覺醒。不甚熟悉此議題的讀者心中應會浮現以下問題：它是安全的嗎？諸多國家這樣做是不對的嗎？禁止它是正確的嗎？
This is an innovative and accessible narrative of multi-faceted relationships between a nation, pain, and industrial pollution. Walker offers fresh analyses of well-known cases in Japanese history, such as the Meiji period’s Ashio copper mine and the more recent Minamata and Itai-itai (“it hurts, it hurts”) diseases in the postwar period.
Kirby, Peter Wynn. Troubled Natures: Waste, Environment, Japan. Honolulu: University of Hawaiʻi Press, 2011. Troubled Natures by Peter Wynn Kirby illustrates culturally specific understandings of waste in Japan gleaned through anthropological analysis. Blurring the distinction between the “human” and the
Karan, Pradyumna and Unryu Suganuma, eds. 2008. Local Environmental Movements: A Comparative Study of the United States and Japan. University Press of Kentucky. This edited volume consists of a number of interesting essays covering a wide range of issues and
