Titles of Master's Theses
Class of 2025
Division of Regional Cultural Studies
Department of European and American Studies
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公民権運動における黒人女性活動家の困難と貢献
--Focusing on the case of SNCC (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee)-- -
ディケンズ『二都物語』とその翻案映画に見る女性表象の変遷
--Focusing on the characterization of Madame Defarge and Lucie Manette-- -
映画化によるコージー・ミステリの書き換え
--Transformation of genre "conventions" in film adaptations of Agatha Christie's works--
Department of Asian and African Studies
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漱石と魯迅の比較文学的研究
--Focusing on "Dreams" in "Ten Nights of Dreams" and "Wild Grass"-- -
辜鴻銘に見る儒教文明における道徳の意義
--Focusing on Eastern and Western perspectives and expectations for Japan-- -
明代白話小説に見える「家人」について
--Focusing on "Jin Ping Mei Cihua"--
Department of Contemporary Japanese Media and Gender Studies
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日系文芸雑誌『南加文藝』における女性文芸人の創作活動
--Reading post-war migrants' perception of America from a gender perspective-- -
コロナ禍による日本人若年女性の性別役割分担意識の変化
--From interview surveys with socialite women in their 20s in the restaurant industry living in Sendai--
Division of Global Societal Studies
Department of International Politics and Economy
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UK and US Middle East policy in the Fourth Arab-Israeli War
--Focusing on the UK-US conflict over Britain's "neutral" Middle East policy-- -
Potential analysis of biomass energy for the construction of a new energy supply system
--Focusing on the case of wood biomass power generation business in the Tohoku region--
Department of International Environment and Resources Policy
- The Influence of Past Experiences on Residential Decision Making
- 日本における生態系を活用した防災対策に関する研究
Department of Multiculturalism
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Girls deviating from "Kawaii"
--The image of "Gothic Lolita" in Japanese subculture works-- -
Transformation of Japanese Nisei identity in British Columbia in the 1930s
--Efforts of Japanese Nisei to coexist with other ethnic groups--
Division of Language Studies
Department of Theoretical Linguistics
- Null Arguments in Vietnamese
- Politeness in ELF Interactions among Japanese and Chinese University Students
- A Comparative Study of Verb-Repetition Responses in Japanese and Chinese
Department of Applied Linguistics
- Examining the effects of contextual diversity on L2 incidental vocabulary learning: A case of Japanese EFL learners
International Graduate Program in Language Sciences (IGPLS)
- A Comparative Study of Null Arguments in Japanese and Uyghur
- Beyond Linguistic and Cultural Barriers: Translanguaging Practices and Attitudes in and Around Japan's Brazilian Communities
- The Historical Development of Non-native Transcription Systems for the Japanese Language
- Different-Script Homophone Priming Effects with Chinese-Japanese Bilinguals: a Test of Integrated vs. Separate Phonological Representations
- A Study on the Phenomenon of ‘Aimai Expressions’ and their Instruction in the Japanese as a Foreign Language Classroom
- Discourse Analysis of Young Japanese: Communication between New Acquaintances