Hiroshi Ichikawa (May 2, 1931 - August 17, 2002) was a Japanese philosopher and body theorist, known for his expertise in French philosophy, especially the works of Henri Bergson. As an emeritus professor at Meiji University, he developed a unique philosophical perspective focused on understanding human existence through the lens of body theory. His notable works include 'The Body as Spirit' (1975), 'The Structure of the Body' (1984), and 'The Philosophy of the Intermediate' (1990).
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Meaning of the name - Hiroshi
wide, expansive
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Hiroshi Ichikawa belongs to the Silent Generation group.
Place of Birth: Kyoto Prefecture
Educated At: Kyoto University | University of Tokyo
Occupation: critic | philosopher
Employers: Meiji University
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Ephemeris for May 2, 1931
Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on May 2, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for May 2, 2024 |
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| Sun | 11 Taurus 19 | 12 Taurus 46 | 10 Leo 23 |
| Moon | 17 Scorpio 59 | 28 Aquarius 54 | 7 Aries 44 |
| Mercury | 7 Taurus 37 | 18 Aries 1 | 7 Virgo 15 |
| Venus | 7 Aries 55 | 3 Taurus 59 | 0 Leo 42 |
| Mars | 11 Leo 13 | 1 Aries 35 | 1 Libra 15 |
| Jupiter | 14 Cancer 56 | 24 Taurus 31 | 3 Leo 42 |
| Saturn | 23 Capricorn 31 | 16 Pisces 43 | 18 Capricorn 43 |
| Uranus | 16 Aries 48 | 22 Taurus 31 | 19 Aries 20 |
| Neptune | 3 Virgo 2 | 28 Pisces 59 | 4 Virgo 35 |
| Pluto | 18 Cancer 53 | 2 Aquarius 5 | 20 Cancer 58 |
| Rahu | 13 Aries 10 | 14 Aries 22 | 8 Aries 14 |
| Ketu | 13 Libra 10 | 14 Libra 22 | 8 Libra 14 |
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