熊沢蕃山の環境保全論が岡山藩における山林保護政策に与えた影響について

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This study discusses KUMAZAWA Banzan (1619-1691), a representative thinker in the Edo Period in Japan , and reviews what influences his philosophy of environmental conservation had on the forest conservation policy in Okayama Domain to redefine him as an environmental thinker. As a result of reviewing the philosophy of environmental conservation in his representative works, "Shugi washo," "Shugi qaisho," and "Daigaku wakumon," and the past records of the forest conservation measures in Okayama Domain, it has become clear that it was a pioneering case of applying his philosophy to public policies and achieving conservational effects. It is required of modern environmental philosophies not to remain merely academic but to promote social change. Banzans philosophy is an early example of philosophers social contribution. It is hoped that this article points out the necessity to review the philosophies in Edo Period from the aspect of environmental philosophies and study them further.
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