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Takeshi Utsumi

うつみ たけし

Utsumi Takeshi

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1955-01-01 （Tokyo, Japan）
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Tokyo, Japan → Japan

経歴

職業
Physician, Psychiatrist, Author (novelist and non-fiction writer), Researcher, University professor
活動期間
1979年〜
所属
The University of Tokyo Hospital (branch) — Neurology Department (clinical practice), Teikyo University, Department of Mental and Neurological Sciences (Associate Professor), Tokyo University of the Arts, Health Management Center (Associate Professor, later Professor, Honorary Professor)
所属団体
Japanese Society of Psychopathology, Japan Society for Byosekigaku (study of disease traces), Japanese Society of Depression, Japanese Society for the History of Psychiatry
影響を受けた人物
Yukio Mishima

学歴

University of Tokyo, Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Medicine / Department of Medicine
学位: 医学士
卒業年: 1979
国: Japan
University of Tokyo (Graduate School)
学位: 博士（医学）
卒業年: 1993
国: Japan
Ph.D. (Medicine), University of Tokyo (1993)

受賞歴

Osaragi Jiro Prize
2020
対象作品: Must Burn the Golden Pavilion
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Must Burn the Golden Pavilion

2020年 Novel

A historical novel that reworks the Kinkaku-ji arson case and elements related to Yukio Mishima, combining historical narrative with psychopathological insight.

historypsychopathologyYukio Mishimaarsoncreation and destruction

Pensee Schizophrenic — Psychopathology of Schizophrenia

2008年 Psychiatry / Academic

An academic examination of clinical presentations and theoretical psychopathology concerning schizophrenia.

schizophreniapsychopathologyclinical theory

A New Era of Depression — The Illness Called Bipolar II Disorder (A Psychiatrist's Message)

2006年 Psychiatry / Non-fiction

A professional yet accessible book explaining clinical aspects of mood disorders, particularly Bipolar II disorder and depression, focusing on diagnosis and treatment.

depressionbipolar disorderclinical psychiatry

The Wandering Self — Psychopathology of Postmodernism

2012年 Psychiatry / Philosophical

An exploration of postmodern conditions and transformations of the self from a psychopathological perspective.

subjectivitypostmodernismpsychopathology

The Psychopathology of the Autism Spectrum — For Those Who Follow the Stars

2015年 Psychiatry / Developmental disorders

A work aiming to deepen clinical and psychopathological understanding of the autism spectrum.

autism spectrumdevelopmental disordersclinical psychopathology

全著作

  • Studies on Schizophrenia
  • The Disappearance of 'Split-mind'
  • What Is Psychiatric Clinical Practice — For Daily New Experiences
  • A New Era of Depression — The Illness Called Bipolar II Disorder
  • The Psychology of Depression
  • Pensee Schizophrenic — Psychopathology of Schizophrenia
  • The Wandering Self — Psychopathology of Postmodernism
  • The Illness Called Bipolar II Disorder — Revised Edition
  • The Psychopathology of the Autism Spectrum — For Those Who Follow the Stars
  • Must Burn the Golden Pavilion
  • The Hard Core of Mood Disorders: The Fate of 'Depression' and 'Mania'
  • Current Debates on Depression (ed.)
  • The Structure of 'Depression' (ed.)
  • Hiroshi Yasunaga Collection (ed.)
  • The Stage of 'Depression' (ed.)
  • Psychopathology of Developmental Disorders I (ed.)
  • Psychopathology of Developmental Disorders II (ed.)
  • Psychopathology of Developmental Disorders III (ed.)
  • Psychopathology of Developmental Disorders IV (ed.)
  • Psychiatric Symptomatology: Introduction to Symptomatology (ed.)

作風・主題

文体
Clinical and analytical proseA style blending historical facts with psychiatric insightTendency to incorporate academic vocabulary into accessible narrative
頻出モチーフ
psychopathologydepression and bipolar disorderschizophreniathe relationship between creativity and madnessdisease traces and history

評価・遺産

Known for interdisciplinary work bridging psychiatry and literature. He combined theoretical psychopathological reflections grounded in clinical experience with works addressing historical and literary subjects, influencing both academic and general readers. His novel 'Must Burn the Golden Pavilion' earned the Osaragi Jiro Prize.

関連学会

  • Japanese Society of Psychopathology
  • Japan Society for Byosekigaku (study of disease traces)
  • Japanese Society of Depression
  • Japanese Society for the History of Psychiatry

豆知識

  • He has a clinical and research career as a psychiatrist while also publishing literary works; he won the Osaragi Jiro Prize in 2020.
  • Graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Medicine in 1979 and earned a Ph.D. (Medicine) from the University of Tokyo in 1993.
  • Named professor emeritus at Tokyo University of the Arts in 2022.