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氏　名	ケリー・ハンセン Kelly HANSEN
職　名	教授
所　属	文学科　欧米言語文学コース
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サイト等	https://researchmap.jp/Kumamoto2019

専門分野・研究分野

日本近現代文学、ジェンダー研究、日本映画

研究内容

My research focuses on language changes across Japan’s early modern and modern periods (1600-present) reflected through literature, film, and other culture products. I draw on a range of topics, from seventeenth-century language reform movements to contemporary cell phone novels, to examine how new forms of discourse, combined with changing mediums, affect the way that language is created, disseminated, and interpreted.

主要な業績等

【著書】	“The Westernization of the Child in the Films of Yasujiro Ozu.” In The Child in World Cinema.Ed. Debbie Olson. (Guilford, CT: Lexington Books, Rowman and Littlefield, 2018), 295-310. “Electronic Literature and Youth Culture: The Rise of the Cell Phone Novel.” In Routledge Handbook of Modern Japanese Literature. Ed. Rachael Hutchinson and Leith Morton. (Abingdon, UK and New York: Routledge: May 2016), 301-314. Writing for a Global Community: A Resource Book. A writing textbook for international students at Hawaii Pacific University, published by Robert Boom, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1999.
【論文】	“Contesting Images of Gender: Reexamining Mizoguchi Kenji's Sisters of the Gionfor the Twenty-First Century.” Journal of Japanese and Korean CinemaVol. 9, Issue. 1 (February 2017), 1-13. “Authenticity in Japanese Cell Phone Novels.” U.S.-Japan Women’s Journal,no 48 (December 2015), 60-78. “Shifting Gender Roles in Postwar Japan: The Onscreen Life of Actress Hara Setsuko.” Education About Asia20:2,Fall 2015. website: http://aas2.asian-studies.org/EAA/EAA-Archives/20/2/1371.pdf. “Deviance and Decay in the Body of a Modern Mountain Witch: Oba Minako’s ‘Yamanba no bishō.’” Japanese Language and Literature, no 48, v. 1 (Spring 2014), 151-172. “When French Fries Go Viral: Mobile Media and the Transformation of Public Space.” Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studiesno. 14, v. 2 (July 2014). website: http://www.japanesestudies.org.uk/ejcjs/vol14/iss2/hansen.html. “Proto-Genbun Itchi and the Philology of Itō Jinsai.” Early Modern Japan v. 21 (2013), 3-17. "J-Horror: The Last Holdout." International Institute for Popular Culture, v. 3: Imaginary Japan: Japanese Fantasy in Contemporary Popular Culture(2010), 30-33. "Syllabus Design: From Conception to Implementation," The JIAM Journal of Internationalization and Languages No. 2 (Otsu, Japan 1995), 41-54. "English Only?” The JIAM Journal of Internationalization and LanguagesNo. 1 (Otsu, Japan 1994), 23-38.

【著書】

“The Westernization of the Child in the Films of Yasujiro Ozu.” In The Child in World Cinema.Ed. Debbie Olson. (Guilford, CT: Lexington Books, Rowman and Littlefield, 2018), 295-310.
“Electronic Literature and Youth Culture: The Rise of the Cell Phone Novel.” In Routledge Handbook of Modern Japanese Literature. Ed. Rachael Hutchinson and Leith Morton. (Abingdon, UK and New York: Routledge: May 2016), 301-314.
Writing for a Global Community: A Resource Book. A writing textbook for international students at Hawaii Pacific University, published by Robert Boom, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1999.

【論文】

“Contesting Images of Gender: Reexamining Mizoguchi Kenji's Sisters of the Gionfor the Twenty-First Century.” Journal of Japanese and Korean CinemaVol. 9, Issue. 1 (February 2017), 1-13.
“Authenticity in Japanese Cell Phone Novels.” U.S.-Japan Women’s Journal,no 48 (December 2015), 60-78.
“Shifting Gender Roles in Postwar Japan: The Onscreen Life of Actress Hara Setsuko.” Education About Asia20:2,Fall 2015. website: http://aas2.asian-studies.org/EAA/EAA-Archives/20/2/1371.pdf.
“Deviance and Decay in the Body of a Modern Mountain Witch: Oba Minako’s ‘Yamanba no bishō.’” Japanese Language and Literature, no 48, v. 1 (Spring 2014), 151-172.
“When French Fries Go Viral: Mobile Media and the Transformation of Public Space.” Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studiesno. 14, v. 2 (July 2014). website: http://www.japanesestudies.org.uk/ejcjs/vol14/iss2/hansen.html.
“Proto-Genbun Itchi and the Philology of Itō Jinsai.” Early Modern Japan v. 21 (2013), 3-17.
"J-Horror: The Last Holdout." International Institute for Popular Culture, v. 3: Imaginary Japan: Japanese Fantasy in Contemporary Popular Culture(2010), 30-33.
"Syllabus Design: From Conception to Implementation," The JIAM Journal of Internationalization and Languages No. 2 (Otsu, Japan 1995), 41-54.
"English Only?” The JIAM Journal of Internationalization and LanguagesNo. 1 (Otsu, Japan 1994), 23-38.

社会的貢献・活動等

“The Inaugural Symposium of the Discovery Program for Global Learners at Okayama University - Nurturing Talents for Global Citizenship: Possibilities and Challenges of Liberal Arts Programs in Research Universities.” Speaker and panel discussant. February 28, 2017.
“Teaching English to Japanese Students and Japanese to American Students.” Invited lecture for Chuo University students (Tokyo) preparing to go abroad as assistant teachers of Japanese. May 2015.
AASCU (American Association of Small Colleges and Universities) and the Japan Studies Summer Institute for Faculty. (Presenter) Summers 2008 and 2012.
“Demonstration Interviews for Job Seekers in Foreign Languages.” Invited participant in a panel offered at the Annual Convention of the Modern Language Association to assist recent graduates on the job market. Los Angeles, January 2011.
San Diego State University Japan Studies Academy for Gifted Youth Summer Teen Academy. Instructor: offered three sessions and served as student advisor. Summer 2009.