EAJS2017

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S10_01

Looking at the linguistic dictionary as a learning resource [JP]

S10_02

Analysis of essays by European learners of Japanese as a second language: examining results of holistic rating and multiple-trait rating [JP]

S10_03

The next generation of language education: technology and pedagogy side-by-side

S10_04

Peace and language education (2): possibilities of critical content-based instruction (CCBI)

S10_05

Aims of Japanese Language Teachers' Associations in Europe: suggestions from the study on Japanese Language Teachers' Associations in Europe in Spain, France and Belgium

S10_06

Peace and language education (1): critical content-based instruction (CCBI) and ideas and practices of Japanese language education [JP]

S10_07

Let's sharpen our assessment skills through "OJAE Oral Japanese Assessment Europe", a CEFR-based test at 6 levels with newly-developed incrementally-stratified criteria and test scripts[JP]

S10_08

Rethinking Japanese as a heritage language through the perspective of "language and mobility": case studies in the European context [JP]

S10_09

Effective reading comprehension lessons for learners in Europe [JP]

S10_10

Feedback on Case-based approach to teaching business communications [JP]

S10_11

1+2 approach: teaching young Japanese learners in Scottish primary education [EN]

S10_12

A proposal for developing teaching materials with "BTSJ-Japanese Conversation Corpus" for natural communication education in Europe

S10_13

Learning and teaching Japanese (JHL: Japanese as a Heritage Language) in Europe. Why? Voices from the field [JP]

S10_14

Japanese language learning and teaching in Europe

S10_15

Meeting the needs of Japanese learners in Europe

S10_16

Japanese as a heritage language

S10_17

IT & Language learning and teaching: materials and course design I

S10_18

Language and identity

S10_19

IT & Language learning and teaching: materials and course design II

S10_20

IT & Language learning and teaching: materials and course design III

S10_21

Japanese learners’ pragmatics and creativity

S10_22

Language education and socio-historical responsibility

S10_23

IT & Language learning and teaching: materials and course design IV

S10_24

Reading and writing in Japanese as a foreign language

S10_25

Use of drama, theatre and literature in Japanese language teaching

S10_26

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IT & Language learning and teaching: materials and course design V

S10_27

On teaching Japanese in wider Europe: the status quo and prospects in Central Asia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Denmark, and Portugal [AJE Invited panel]

S10_posters

Japanese language posters

S1_01

Environmental impacts of a shrinking population in Japan: towards a 'depopulation dividend'

S1_02

Shrinking /demographic change as a chance: spatial and social transformations II

S1_03

Shrinking/demographic change as a chance – spatial and social transformations III

S1_04

Conceptualising speed and deceleration

S1_05

Fractured rurality in contemporary Japan

S1_06

The Japanese countryside after the 3/11 disaster I

S1_07

The Japanese countryside after the 3/11 disaster II

S1_08

Nature-making, sacralisation, and spatial contestation in the Ryukyu Islands

S1_09

Heritage and history II

S1_10

Alternative life and living arrangements

S1_12

Developing international tourism in Japan: perceptions of and interactions with foreign visitors

S1_13

Socioeconomic change in non-metropolitan Japan

S2_01

Rethinking the world through language: the role of Esperanto in modern Japanese history

S2_02

Construction and utilisation of the corpus of historical Japanese: Man'yōshū and Christian materials

S2_03

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Phonetics and phonology

S2_04

S2_05

S2_06

New approaches to and fields of Japanese linguistics

S2_07

Historical linguistics

S2_08

Texts and philology

S2_09

Language, technology and translation

S2_10

Language contact

S2_11

S2_12

Young speakers of Japanese

S2_13

Multilingual Japan

S2_14

Linguistic innovation and presentations of "self"

S3a_01

Literature and education in modern Japan: Three case studies of non-official education through the medium of literature

S3a_02

Violent fictions: literatures of mobilisation in trans-war Japan and Korea

S3a_03

Reading Ōe Kenzaburō's a political youth dies in the 21st century

S3a_04

The politics and practice of everyday life in modern Japanese literature (Bungaku-Kara-Nichijyo-o-Tou)

S3a_05

Literary expression opening the way for the present: focusing on political incorrectness as keyword

S3a_06

"Can the dead speak?": the politics of 'voice' in Japan's nuclear literature

S3a_07

Japan, Russia, and revolution

S3a_08

Identity and commitment In 1960s Japan

S3a_09

The Rebirth of the Author

S3a_10

Politics of transgressive sexualities in modern Japanese literature

S3a_11

Post-Fukushima arts

S3a_12

Redefining coloniality of modern 'Japan'

S3a_13

Politics of Translation

S3a_14

Postwar Japanese Literary Climate

S3a_15

Reconstructing the Past

S3a_16

Representations of Violence

S3a_17

Redefining Communality and Landscape

S3b_01

Poems, Prose and the real world: Intertextual associations of waka

S3b_02

Commentary, Vernacularization, and Pictorialization: New directions in the study of Murasaki Shikibu's Edo-period legacy

S3b_03

Border-Crossing Through Word and Image: Gods, Poetry, and Topography

S3b_04

Parodic representations of irogonomi characters in classical Japanese literature

S3b_05

"Hantologie" and Narrative of Japanese War Literature

S3b_06

The Japanese book as material object: Format, design, and layout of pre-Meiji manuscripts and printed books

S3b_07

Dream Vision in Premodern Japan

S3b_09

Gender and Cultural Space in Premodern Japanese Texts

S3b_10

Multimodality in Early-modern Books: Enhancing Texts Through Images

S3b_11

Renga Masters and the Makings of Medieval Classicism

S3b_12

Noh Texts as a Nexus: Their Multi-layered Compositions and Beyond

S3b_13

Making literary classics accessible to a wider audience

S3b_14

Parody and satire in the Edo period

S3b_15

S3b_16

Medieval Sino-Japanese literature

S3b_17

S4a_01

Visual Arts: individual papers I

S4a_02

Print Matters: Visuality, Materiality, and the Afterlife of the Image in Japanese Art

S4a_03

Materialities of Japanese Visual Cultures in the Nineteenth Century

S4a_04

On Paper and Beyond: Material Manifestations of Historical Figures

S4a_05

Materiality and Processes in Japanese Art Festivals

S4a_06

The Materials of Postwar Japanese Photography: Cameras, Photobooks, and Alternative Printing Processes

S4a_07

Visual Arts: individual papers II

S4a_08

Chromophobia and Chromophilia in Japanese Cinema

S4a_09

Ruling Momoyama Arts - Implications of Authority in Visualized Forms of Cultural Exchange

S4a_10

The Role of Art and Literature Salons in 18th and 19th Century Japan

S4a_11

Visual Arts: individual papers III

S4b_01

Kabuki and Its Spectators: The Theatrical Experience in Edo- and Meiji Period Japan

S4b_02

The world of Noh: three aspects of its socioeconomic structure

S4b_03

Performance of History and Memory: Extratextual Dimensions of the Tale of the Heike, Japan's Iconic War Tale

S4b_04

Actor-Audience Relationships in Japanese Comic Storytelling (Rakugo)

S4b_05

Continuity and change: social conditions and creator-audience communication in three Japanese performing arts

S4b_06

Staging Christian Insurrection in Medieval Japan, and in Early-Modern Japanese and European Memory

S4b_07

Community in/and performance/arts

S4b_08

Noh and Society: Performance Contexts, Performers and Images

S4b_09

S4b_10

S4b_12

S4b_13

S4b_14

S5a_01

Interdisciplinary perspectives on work-related diversity and diversification in Japan

S5a_02

Care for Others in Individualized and Longevity Society: Seeking for Recognition and Staying Place

S5a_03

Mobility, alternative lifestyles and search for belonging in post-growth Japan

S5a_04

Negotiating safety: Re-establishing scientific baselines for regulation in Japan

S5a_05

Sensory Ethnographies in Spaces of Co-Production: The Quest for Alternative Immersive Experiences

S5a_06

From cultural to social hybridity in Japan: towards new theoretical approaches to globalization

S5a_07

Affect and Emotion in Social Movement Research

S5a_08

Clashing Imaginaries: recovery in Tohoku after 2011

S5a_09

Attitudes toward Death, Dying and Funerary Customs in Japan - Past, Present and Future

S5a_10

Making Sense of this World: The Intersection of Materiality and Immateriality in Japan

S5a_11

Homophobia in contemporary Japan

S5a_12

Body, Affect and Selves In-between: from the institutional margins of work and education in contemporary Japan

S5a_13

The changing faces of gift-giving in Japan

S5a_14

The Aftermaths of the Tohoku Disaster: From the Social Sphere to Individual Life Choices and Psychological Outcomes

S5a_16

Transnationality

S5a_17

S5a_18

S5a_19

Nostalgia and subculture

S5a_20

Romance and Commodification

S5a_21

S5a_22

S5a_23

Affective Methods

S5a_24

Rhythm and Music

S5a_25

Affecting Environments

S5a_26

Roundtable wrap-up: Feeling (in) Japan: affective, sensory and material entanglements in the field

S5a_27

Film: Hierarchies of a Japanese Festival

S5b_01

Press freedom and identity politics in contemporary Japan

S5b_03

(Mis)reading pop culture texts in Japan and beyond

S5b_04

Negotiations of hegemonic gender norms in Japanese media spaces: analyses of women's media and female audiences

S5b_05

Queering and Gendering Popular Culture in Japan: Manga, Anime, and TV Drama

S5b_06

The Golden Age Revisited: Labour, Society, Gender and Politics in 1950s Japanese Film

S5b_07

Beyond the Label of Commerciality: Approaching Narrative Complexity in Contemporary Light Novels, Anime and Gēmu

S5b_08

The Representations of Nuclear Energy in Japanese Mass Media and Popular Culture: The Daigo Fukuryû Maru incident and its aftermath

S5b_09

Writing and Script in Japanese Media

S5b_10

Journalism in Japan

S5b_12

Media and social development

S5b_13

Japanese morning dramas

S5b_14

Negotiations of history and the media

S5b_15

Sound and music as medium

S5b_16

Japanese media and the negotiation of risk

S5b_17

Social media in Japan

S5b_18

Facets of movie productions in Japan

S5b_19

Governance through the media

S6_01

Reforming Legal Education in Japan: Current Issues and Future Outlook

S6_02

Assessing gender equality in Japan: 30 years since the EEOL

S6_03

Tackling a Conundrum: how can gender equality be achieved in an ageing and shrinking Japan through structural reform?

S6_04

Issues for Women's Advancement in Japan: Understanding the Quality of Life of Young Women[JP&EN]

S6_05

Neoliberal means to liberal ends? The Abe Government's campaign to Reform the Japanese Way of Work

S6_06

The Social Consequences of Structural Reforms on the Welfare Mix: Agricultural Protection, Family Care and Corporate Welfare

S6_07

Women's Participation and Advancement Under Abe

S6_08

Towards a political and economic 'new deal' in Japanese employment polices and practices? Exploring the social and psychological impact of prolonging the working life of older employees in Japan

S6_09

Women and Foreign Workers in the Japanese Labour Market

S6_10

Employment, labour markets and career structures

S6_11

Startups, SMEs and stakeholder resource allocation

S6_12

Demographics and economic participation

S6_13

Branding and narratives of corporate identity

S6_14

Financial markets

S6_15

S6_16

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S6_17

CSR, law and business

S7_01

The Samurai and Realms of Memory

S7_02

Human Mobility and the Japanese Empire: Contested Chronologies, Frames, and Memories

S7_03

Women networks in nineteenth century Japan

S7_04

Progressive Theory and Social Practice in a Working-Class Neighborhood: The Social Activism of the Tōkyō Imperial University Settlement House, 1923-1938

S7_05

The Meiji Translator: Shifting Profiles, Motives and Effects

S7_06

Passes for Trade: Diplomatic History of Medieval/Early Modern Japan in a Global Perspective

S7_07

The Circulation of Ideas between Japan and Northeast Asia: Possibilities and Limits of Global History

S7_08

Jesuit Religious Interaction in Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Century Japan

S7_09

Bloody Sengoku: Truer than Name, Heavier than Words, Tougher than Flesh

S7_10

Reflecting Mirrors: Sino-Japanese Relations in the International Public Discourse, 1901-1945

S7_11

Japanese Diplomacy in Transition

S7_12

Foreign Perceptions and interactions with Japan in the late Tokugawa/early Meiji periods

S7_13

Meiji Colonialism in Hokkaidō and Transnational Colonial Exchanges

S7_14

Rewriting the 1968 in Japan: between myth and disillusionment

S7_15

Natural Disasters as History Markers in Edo Era Japan

S7_16

Interconnecting (hi)stories: Reconsidering Japan and Maritime Asia in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

S7_17

Out of Step and Out of Time: Insurgent and Abject Cultures ca. 1923, 1945, 1968

S7_18

Northeast Asian History Wars: Competing National Narratives in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese Museums

S7_19

Re-assessing 13th Century Political Culture in Japan

S7_20

The World to Come: Discourses of the Body, Politics, and War in Japanese Future Writing, 1905-1990

S7_21

The Gender of the Law: Re-theorizing the Discourse on Modernity in Late Meiji Legal Notions of Family, Gender and Citizenship

S7_22

The Uses of Chinese Texts in Post-Sinocentric Japan

S7_23

Brackets & Breakdowns: How academic disciplines define and sustain segmentations of time in ancient Japan

S7_24

Challenging National History from the North: The Changing Terrain of Ainu Historiography

S7_25

Archived Outside: New Perspectives on Japanese History from International Collections

S7_26

Investigating Imperial Cultures

S7_27

New Perspectives from Archaeology

S7_28

Revisiting the Edo-Meiji Divide: Cultures, Ideas and Representations

S7_29

Tourism in and of History

S7_30

Christian Histories: Space, Organisation and Global Comparison

S7_31

Popular, Radical and Revolutionary Cultures

S7_32

Gender, Ideology and the Nation

S7_33

Social Tension and Social Position in Tokugawa Japan

S7_34

Negotiating Changing Norms: Intelligence, Diplomacy and Ideology

S8a_01

Early Modern Jesuit Roads to Salvation in Japan

S8a_02

Constitutional revision and the public role of religion

S8a_03

Gods in the Making: A Reconsideration of the Process of Deification in Medieval Japan and Beyond

S8a_04

Religion and Religious Thought: individual papers I

S8a_05

Discourses on the Body-Mind Complex (1): Sex, Gender, and the Body-Mind

S8a_06

Modest Materialities The Social Lives and Afterlives of Sacred Things

S8a_07

Religious Discourses on the Body-Mind Complex (2): The Further Reaches of Esoteric Buddhism

S8a_08

Christians in the Kansai, 1827-29

S8a_09

Shinto Culture in the Age of Globalization: Challenges to Conveying Concepts

S8a_10

Religion and Religious Thought: individual papers II

S8a_11

Religion and Religious Thought: individual papers III

S8a_12

Deconstructing the 'Essence' of New Religions: A New Approach for an Old Field of Study

S8a_13

Aspects of the Effect of Kami-Buddha Separation (Shinbutsu bunri) at Dewa Sanzan: Iconography, Liturgy and the Reconstruction of Popular Faith

S8a_14

Unpacking the local - ethnographic approaches to contemporary Japanese Buddhism.

S8a_15

The early modern system of regulations against Christians and its influence: a work-in-progress report on the Marega Collection in the Vatican Library.

S8a_16

Japanese Religion amid Early Modern Social Transitions

S8a_18

Defending the Dharma in Nineteenth-Century Japan

S8a_19

The Rise of Zen: Changes in the Medieval Buddhist Landscape

S8a_20

Moulding the past in 20th-century Japan. The influence of narrative and academic discourses on the study of Japan's history of religions.

S8a_21

A political history of spirituality in modern Japan: Honda Chikaatsu, Taniguchi Masaharu, and Hatoyama Yukio

S8b_01

Sakuhin-ron - a Viable Approach to Kojiki and Nihon Shoki Myths?

S8b_03

Discourses and representations of living beings in Early Modern Japanese books

S8b_04

The Mutual Emplacement of Europe and Asia on Cartographic Folding Screens in Japan during the Early Modern Period

S8b_05

New light on the Japanese Enlightenment

S8b_06

Human beings and nature in Japanese intellectual history

S8b_08

Time and Society in the early modernization of Japan

S8b_09

(Re-)considering time: Modern interpretations

S8b_10

Religion in Art, Politics of Art

S8b_11

Modern Philosophy

S8b_12

Shin Buddhist Soteriology

S9_01

Japan's changing diplomatic and security practice

S9_02

The New Law on Buraku Discrimination 部落差別解消推進法案

S9_03

"Expert Knowledge" in Japanese Politics

S9_04

Japan set adrift - ontological insecurity in changing times

S9_05

Adjusting to the post-Cold War order in Asia - Japanese development policy towards Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam

S9_06

Domestic politics: integration policy, constitutional amendment and cabinet scandals

S9_07

Sub- and Non-State Actors in Japanese Politics

S9_08

The Role of the SDF

S9_09

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Regional Politics

S9_10

Japan’s International Relations

S9_11

Approaches to identity and foreign policy: heritage, territory and repertoires

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