国際日本学会（ＩＡＪＳ）
第７回　研究発表大会

　　

日時：	2011年10月29日（土） 12:30－18:15
場所：	京都女子大学C502、C503教室　　　〒605-8501 京都市東山区今熊野北日吉町35
交通機関：	京都駅烏丸中央改札口前バスターミナルより、市バス206、208または100で10分・東山七条下車、東へ徒歩5分
連絡先：	京都女子大学家政学部生活造形学科・廣田孝研究室　　　Tel/Fax　075-531-7250（直通）　E-mail: hitoya@kyoto-wu.ac.jp
参加費：	一般（非会員）：￥2,000；　学生：￥1,000
使用言語：	英語

THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR JAPAN STUDIES (IAJS)
7^thCONVENTION

　　

Date & Time:	Saturday, 29 October, 2011, 12:30-18:15
Place:	C502＆C503, Kyoto Women's University, 35 Imakumano-kitahiyoshi-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, 605-8501 Japan
Access:	http://www.kyoto-wu.ac.jp/access/index.html
Contact:	Prof. Dr. Takashi Hirota,Faculty of Life Science, Kyoto Women's Univ., Tel: 075-531-7250; Fax : 075-531-7171; E-mail: hirota@kyoto-wu.ac.jp
Fee:	Non-members: ￥2,000； Students:￥1,000
Language to be used: English

国際日本学会（IAJS）

事務局：近畿医療福祉大学社会福祉学部・中島友子研究室（7210室）
〒679-2217 兵庫県神埼郡福崎町高岡1966-5

The International Association for Japan Studies

Office: Kinki Health Welfare University (Room7210),
1966-5 Takaoka, Fukusaki-cho, Kanzaki-gun, Hyogo, 679-2217 Japan
Tel: 0790-22-2620; Fax: 0790-23-0662; E-mail: rin@sw.kinwu.ac.jp

PROGRAM

Registration		12:00-12:30 Room C502
General Chair Mitsuhiro Tokunaga (Fukuoka Institute of Technology)
Greetings	Nakamura Yasuyuki (Dean, Faculty of Life Science, Kyoto Women’s University)	12:30-12:40 Room C502
Opening Remarks	Koichi Kimura (President, IAJS, Waseda University)	12:30-12:40 Room C502

Part I　Research Reports : Japanese Literature		12:40-15:00 Room C502
Chair Leith Morton (Vice-President, IAJS, Tokyo Institute of Technology)
1.	Transformations of the ‘Whose sleeves?’ (Tagasode) Motif in Various Art Forms : An Interdisciplinary Study of Art, Literature and Design [Abstract] Kamo Mizuho (Ritsumeikan University, Graduate School of Letters, Ph.D.candidate)
2.	Salt, Fire and Water : Means of Entering the Sacred [Abstract] Carmen Tamas (Osaka Electro-Communication University)
3.	Globalization Discourses in Contemporary Japanese Literature : Constructions of Power(lessness)in Kirino Natsuo's Metabora [Abstract] Kristina Iwata-Weickgenannt (German Institute for Japanese Studies, Tokyo)
4.	Writing the Silence of Merchandized Women : Higuchi Ichiyo's portrait of the Subaltern in “Troubled Waters” [Abstract] Charles Cabell (Toyo University)
5.	The Female Body and Soul : Puberty, Disease, Madness and Old Age in Shimazaki Toson's Short Stories Aru Onna no Shogai and Nobi Jitaku [Abstract] Holca Irina (OsakaUniversity)
Intermission		15:00-15:20
Part II　Symposium : Language Education		15:20-18:00 Room C502
Chair Tomita Kaoru (Yamagata University)
1.	Effects of Recasts and Uptake on Japanese EFL Learners’ Acquisition of Regular and Irregular Past Tense Forms [Abstract] Asari Yoko (Waseda University, Ph.D.candidate)
2.	Between Translations – The Significance of Haruki Murakami's Translation of The Great Gatsby [Abstract] Izumisawa Miyuki (Shimonoseki City University)
3.	French Prosody Read by Japanese Learners [Abstract] Bertrand Sauzedde (Ritsumeikan University)
4.	Japanese(as a Second)Language Acquisition among American University Students in the Study Abroad Context : Examining Their Language Proficiency, Motivation, and Cultural Understanding [Abstract] Matsumoto Hiroshi (Soka University of America)
5.	Refusing to Identify Nation with Person : Humanistic Direction of Japanese Studies [Abstract] Peng Peng (Association of an Interchange of Child between Japan and China)

Part III　Research Reports : Japanese Culture		12:40-15:00 Room C503
Chair　Nakashima Tomoko (Kinki Health Welfare University)
1.	Identities in Transition : Korean Women in Japan [Abstract] Jackie Kim-Wachutka (Tuebingen University, Ph.D.candidate)
2.	Shadows of Byzantium : The Coming of the Eastern Orthodox Church in Japan [Abstract] Marco De Baggis (Graduated at Instituto Universitario Orientale, Naples)
3.	Mythical Recurrences of Fear in “Ring” and “Dark Water” by Film-Maker Nakata Hideo [Abstract] Julien Bernardi (Kinjo Gakuin University)
4.	Japan and Fluxus : The Role and Importance of Japanese Musicians in the Fluxus Art Movement [Abstract] Luciana Galliano (University Ca’ Foscari di Venice)

Chair Hirota Takashi (Kyoto Women University)

5.	Japanese Traditional Costume : The Ethical and Aesthetic Content [Abstract] Rybalko Svitlana (Kharkiv State Academy of Culture)
6.	Selling “Japan” to the West : Kimono Culture in the Twentieth Century [Abstract] Suzuki Keiko (Ritsumeikan University)
7.	From Aramaki Yoshio's Flabby Engineering to Ito Keikaku's Nanotopia : Evolution of the Nano Imagination in Japanese Science Fiction [Abstract] Denis Taillandier (Ritsumeikan University)
Intermission		15:00-15:20
Part IV　Symposium : Japanese Society		15:20-18:00 Room C503
Chair Ito Yutaka(Yamagata University)
1.	The Emerging Pattern of River Basin Governance in 21^st Century Japan : A Case Study of the Kizu River Basin [Abstract] Chakraborty Abhik (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Ph.D.candidate)
2.	Japan's Foreign Policy Adjustments in Vietnam after the Vietnam War [Abstract] Pham Ngoc Anh (Hanoi National University of Education)
3.	Position of International Organizations in Japan's Foreign Policy : A Study of Personnel System of Japanese Professionals in International Organizations [Abstract] Minagawa Moeko (Doshisha University, Ph.D.candidate)
4.	Sociology of Legitimacy as a Method for Japanese Studies [Abstract] Simon Serverin (Ritsumeikan University)
5.	Marathon Culture of Kansai and Newspaper Report [Abstract] Shimizu Yasuo (Japan Masters Track Association)
6.	Reflections on Harassment Practices at a Japanese University [Abstract] Fiona Creaser (Osaka University)

Closing Remarks	Leith Morton (Vice-President, IAJS, Tokyo Institute of Technology)	18:00-18:15 Room C502
General Meeting		18:15-18:30 Room C502
Reception		18:30-20:30