<p>This is a platform in which I primarily target the Japanese audience to recruit students who want to learn English &#8211; hence, I will omit detailed information on learning Japanese online with me, except to leave the link to my page with reviews!<a href="https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/5700326" rel="nofollow">https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/5700326</a> さて、ここからは現在中高生の日本人の方向けの情報です。上記にもあるように、僕はプロとして英語（日本人に）や日本語（外国人に）教えてきました。2005年から2015年までカナダのモントリオールというところと、オンタリオ州のロンドンと

<p>Introduction I have been fortunate enough to have my friends visit me in Japan frequently even after 2 years since my (temporary) leave from school in the North America. I love showing them around the cities I love and taking them to the restaurants for the food I crave, but I have not been recording [&hellip;]</p>

<p>アリストテレス（紀元前３８４〜３２２）はプラトンの弟子で、後の西洋哲学に多大な影響を与えました。残念ながら、日本語ではあまり読まれていなく、出版されているアリストテレスの訳本はありますが、言葉が哲学の専門用語ばかりで日本人には一般になじみにくい印象があります。よって、ここでは、専門用語をなるべく使わず、重要な概念を分かりやすく説明していきたいと思います。さらに、このシリーズでは主に哲学者の基本的な思想を理解するのが目的なので、細かい論点などの議論は避けようと思います。もし、私のアカデミックな記事・見解をもっと詳しく知りたい人は、同じブログ上の英語版記事を参照してください。 &nbsp; さて、シリーズ第１回目の今回は、アリストテレスの自然科学、物理学における生命や自然の産物の発生原因を説明していこうと思います。 &nbsp; 自然の産物の存在理由・原因は４つあるとアリストテレスは言います。この４つの原因となるものが重なり合い、自然の生き物は生まれて来るのです。 &nbsp; ①材料（何で？） ②形式やフォーム（どんな？） ③動力の源（どのよ

<p>Issei Takehara (27) has once again shaken the media by winning the award for the best auditing student of the year, an award founded by the Academic Society of London in 1661, honouring those students who have not registered for a class yet have shown an extreme dedication by attending each class, oftentimes exceeding the [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The Best Study Partner of the Year Awards 2009 has been once again seized by Issei Takehara (27), a philosophy student at Concordia University, Montreal. This is his second-time award winning following 2007. His unique posture while studying and stylish, though sporadical, performance of &#8216;taking off the glasses&#8217; has famously been reputed as the single [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Menu for Symposium Appetizers; side dishes &#8211;       Edamame beans vegetarian/vegan &#8211;       Fish eggs in hanpen fish &#8211;       Cheese and sausages in gyoza wrappers &#8211;       Renkon de italian vegetarian/vegan &#8211;       Pork meat shimmered in garlic sake sauce &#8211;       Chillied potatoes vegetarian/vegan &#8211;       Stir fried spicy yam flour vegetarian/vegan &#8211;       Fried eggplant marinated in garlic vegetarian/vegan &#8211;       [&helli

<p>2010- 2011 Session Offering Online Sessions: (descriptions found below) *Introduction to Philosophy [PHIL01] *Introduction to Critical Thinking (Inductive Logic) [PHIL02] Partaking in Online Discussions: *Contemporary Political Philosophy [with Tristan, Daria, and Tara] *Introductory to Latin Literature on Philosophy [with Tristan] Online Sessions PHIL01: Intro to Philosophy Studies primary texts from Plato onward (probably up to [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In his First Discourse (published in 1750), he sets up his criticism on modernity saying that before Arts came into our life, we did not, or did we have need for, act in pretext in social interactions amongst ourselves. That Arts and Science has made us feel ashamed of our faults and &#8216;deformities&#8217; whereas in [&hellip;]</p>