Research and Study Conferences
In the English Language and Literature major, along with the publication of "Journal of English Language and Literature", the department holds an annual "Theme and Method" event, where first-year doctoral students present their master's thesis topics and ideas. Master's thesis presentations will take place in early March. Graduate students are actively engaged in research, presenting papers and making oral presentations at academic conferences. We also invite researchers from outside the university to give lectures. The latest information is also posted on our blog.
Table of Contents for Journal of English Language and Literature (Past 9 years)
- Vol. 31 (2023)
- Vol. 30 (2022)
- Vol. 29 (2021)
- Vol. 28 (2020)
- Vol. 27 (2019)
- Vol. 26 (2018)
- Vol. 25 (2017)
- Vol. 24 (2016)
- Vol. 23 (2015)
Vol. 31 (2023)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2022 graduate of the master's program
1. Exploring the Varied Japanese American Experience, Way of Life, and Identity in the USA
YOSHINO, Taichiro(1)
2. An Analysis of the Characters, Themes, and Context of Peter Brown's Wild Robot Books
LIU, Jing(15)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2022 (Theme and Method)
3. The Perception of Word Boundaries by L1 Japanese and L1 Chinese Learners of English
KITAGAWA, Yuka(21)
Vol. 30 (2022)
Thesis
1. A Note on Idiosyncrasies of How Come
KUBO, Yoshihiro, TEI, Rai, HAMAYASU, Yoshihiro, and PHAM, Giang T.N.(1)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2021 graduate of the master's program
2. A Link between Speech Perception and Production: Assimilative and Contrastive Effects of Adjacent Segments on the Length Contrast in Japanese
ISHIBASHI, Shoji(23)
3. Sound Symbolic Patterns of English: Images of Hero and Villain
KOYA, Shonosuke(37)
4. A Survey of the Transition of and Proposals for Japanese English Education
KOBAYASHI, Yuki(55)
5. A Comparative Study on Topicalization and Left-Dislocation in English and Vietnamese
PHAM, Giang T.N.(69)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2021 (Theme and Method)
6. Exploring the Varied Japanese American Identity, Experience, and Way of Life in the USA
YOSHINO, Taichiro(79)
7. An Analysis of the Characters, Themes, and Style of Peter Brown's Wild Robot Books
LIU, Jing(85)
"Journal of English Language and Literature," Fukuoka University English Language and Literature Major 40th Anniversary
"Journal of English Language and Literature," Fukuoka University English Language and Literature Major 40th Anniversary Issue
SATO Tetsuzo(93)
On the Occasion of the 40th Anniversary
IKEDA Choko(95)
On the Occasion of the 40th Anniversary Guided by Bonds and the Core>
SHIBATA Chiaki(97)
On the Occasion of the 40th Anniversary
TANAKA Makoto(101)
"Journal of English Language and Literature," English Language and Literature Major 40th Anniversary Issue
KUBO Yoshihiro(105)
Memories of Prof. Toshihiko Shibata On the Occasion of the 40th Anniversary
TSURUTA Manabu(107)
Vol. 29 (2021)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2020 graduate of the master's program
1. The Conditions Determining the Category of English Stress Variants by CSP in the Lexicon
SHIMADA, Kentaro(1)
2. Using English Poems for Active Learning of English
SHIOTA, Risa(17)
3. English Teaching Methods for Students with Special Needs
HINO, Miyu(31)
4. An Analysis of the Protagonists, Supporting Characters, and Fantasy in Catherynne M. Valente’s Fairyland Series
YANG, Zhou(47)
5. An Analysis of Louise Erdrich’s The Birchbark House Series
HUI, Liu(53)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2020 (Theme and Method)
6. Assimilative and Contrastive Effects of Adjacent Segments on Perception of the Length Contrast in Japanese: Influence of a Dynamic F0
ISHIBASHI, Shoji(59)
7. Control of Speech Timing in Kagoshima Japanese: A Comparison of Older and Younger Speakers
KOYA, Shonosuke(63)
8. A Survey of the Transition of and Proposals for Japanese English Education -Focusing on English Education in the Kyushu Region-
KOBAYASHI, Yuki(65)
9. Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the Quest for Poetic Immortality
TOKIMASA, Ryunosuke(71)
10. A Comparative Study on Topicalization and Left-Dislocation in Vietnamese and English
PHAM, T. N. Giang(79)
Vol. 28 (2020)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2019 graduate of the master's program
1. Sterling’s Growth in Almanac of the Dead: Having a Keen Eye and Regaining the Old Ways
OYA, Yukari (1)
2.How Children Mature in Lois Lowry’s The Giver Quartet
SEO, Aki (11)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2019 (Theme and Method)
3. The Conditions Determining the Category of English Stress Variants by CSP in the Lexicon
SHIMADA, Kentaro (17)
4. Using Literature in English for Active Learning of English
SHIOTA, Risa (31)
5. English Teaching Methods for Students with Special Needs
HINO, Miyu (39)
6. An Analysis of the Protagonists, Supporting Characters, and Fantasy in Catherynne M. Valente’s Fairyland Series
YANG, Zhou (45)
7. An Analysis of Louise Erdrich’s The Birchbark House Series
HUI, Liu (51)
Research report
8. Literature, Scholarship, Dreams, and Neil Gaiman
FENG, Shuying (57)
Vol. 27 (2019)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2018 graduate of the master's program
1. Aspects of Solitude in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
TAKARABE, Satoshi (1)
2.Non-Ordering of Application among Positional Functions in English Words
TOMIOKA, Miho (7)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2018 (Theme and Method)
3.Sterling’s Growth in Almanac of the Dead:Having a Keen Eye for Tricks and Holding the Old Native American Ways
OYA, Yukari (31)
4.Comparing the Four Novels in The Giver Quartet and Analyzing their Coherence
SEO, Aki (45)
Vol. 26 (2018)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2017 graduate of the master's program
1.The Growth in Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner
OZEKI, Mana (1)
2. A Study on Chinese BA construction
OU, Shuihua (9)
3. Teaching Method to Increase the Strategic Competence of Japanese EFL Learners in Junior High School
TORIKAI, Izumi (23)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2018 (Theme and Method)
4. Solitude in Frankenstein
TAKARABE, Satoshi (33)
5.Non-Ordering of Applications among Positional Functions in English Words
TOMIOKA, Miho (41)
Vol. 25 (2017)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2016 graduate of the master's program
1. Gender in The Aeneid and Lavinia
TOYOSHIMA, Shiori (1)
2. Possibilities of Using Tabletop Role-Playing Games in English Language Teaching
OHATA, Yuki (9)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2017 (Theme and Method)
3. A Study on Chinese BA construction
OU, Shuihua (21)
4. Teaching Method to Increase the Strategic Competence of Japanese EFL Learners in Junior High School
TORIKAI, Izumi (27)
Vol. 24 (2016)
Thesis
A Comparative Study of ‘Brideshead Revisited’ and ‘The End of the Affair’
― On the ‘Holiness’ of Sebastian, Julia, and Sarah
FUKUDA, Narumi (1)
Master‘s thesis abstract of an academic year 2015 graduate of the master's program
2. The World Greatest Detective? A Study in Sherlock Holmes
ISHIKAWA, Tenshi (15)
3. The Development of the Young Adult Dystopian Heroine: The Growth of Katniss in The Hunger Games Trilogy
FENG, Shuying (27)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2015 (Theme and Method)
4. Paul’s Human Growth in Sons and Lovers
ISHIBASHI, Mio (37)
5. Growth in Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner
OOZEKI, Mana (41)
6. Possibilities of Using Tabletop Role-Playing Games in English Language Teaching
OHATA, Yuki (47)
7. Gender in The Aeneid and Lavinia
TOYOSHIMA, Shiori (51)
Vol. 23 (2015)
Thesis
1.The Adjunction Analysis in Appositive Relative Clauses: Comparison and Evidence from the Interpretation of ARC
HAMAYASU, Yoshihiro (1)
Master’s thesis abstract of an academic year 2014 graduate of the master's program
2.The Possibility of Using a Tablet Computer for English Education in China
CHEN, Chen (25)
3.The Importance of ‘Education’ in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: With Special Reference to the Relationship between Humans and Nature
TORIGOE, Ryoko (31)
4.The Theme of Pride in Arthur Miller’s Major Plays
ZUSHIDA, Yuu (45)
Study notes of current student enrolled in master's program in year 2014 (Theme and Method)
5.The World’s Greatest Detective? A Study in Sherlock Holmes
ISHIKAWA, Tenshi (55)
6.The Development of the Young Adult Dystopian Heroine: The Growth of Katniss in the Hunger Games Trilogy
FENG, Shuying (61)
Latest Information on Research Activities
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Research Topics of Current Students
- Non-Ordering of Applications among Positional Functions in English Words
- The study of Native American literature centered with a focus on the works of Leslie Marmon Silko
- A Cross-linguistic Comparison of Acoustic and Perceptual Cues for Length Contrast of Vowels and Consonants
- The Phonetics and Phonology of Geminate Consonants: A Cross-linguistic Comparison of Segment Duration and Syllable Structure
- A Comparative Study on Topicalization and Left-Dislocation in Vietnamese and English
- A Survey of the Transition of and Proposals for Japanese English Education—Focusing on English Education in the Kyushu Region
- Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the Quest for Poetic Immortality
Titles of Recent Master’s Thesis and Doctoral Thesis
Master’s Thesis
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2023 | The Perception of Word Boundaries by L1 Japanese and L1 Chinese Learners of English |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2022 | Exploring the Varied Japanese American Experience, Way of Life, and Identity in the USA |
An Analysis of the characters, Themes, and Context of Peter Brown's Wild Robot Books |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2021 | A Cross-linguistic Comparison of Acoustic and Perceptual Cues for Length Contrast of Vowels and Consonants |
The Sound Symbolic Patterns of English: Images of Hero and Villain | |
A Survey of the Transition of and proposals for Japanese English Education | |
A Comparative Study on Topicalization and Left Dislocation in Vietnamese and English. |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2020 | The Conditions Determining the Category of English Stress Variants by CSP in the Lexicon |
Using Literature in English for Active Learning of English | |
An Analysis of the Protagonists, Supporting Characters, and Fantasy in Catherynne M. Valente's Fairyland Series | |
English Teaching Methods for Students with Special Needs | |
An Analysis of Louise Erdrich's The Birchbark House Series |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2019 | Sterling's Growth in Almanac of the Dead: Having a Keen Eye and Regaining the Old Ways |
How Children Mature in Lois Lowry's The Giver Quartet |
- Previous data
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2018 | Aspects of Solitude in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein |
Non-Ordering of Application among Positional Functions in English Words |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2017 | The Growth in Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner |
A Study on BA Construction in Chinese | |
A Teaching Method to Increase the Strategic Competence of Japanese EFL Learners in Junior High School |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2016 | Possibilities of Using Tabletop Role-Playing Games in English Language Teaching |
Gender in The Aeneid and Lavinia |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2015 | The World's Greatest Detective? A Study in Sherlock Holmes |
The Development of the Young Adult Dystopian Heroine: The Growth of Katniss in The Hunger Games Trilogy |
Year | Thesis Title |
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Year of 2014 | The Theme of Pride in Arthur Miller's Major Plays |
The Possibility of Using a Tablet Computer for English Education in China | |
The Importance of ‘Education’in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: With Special Reference to the Relationship between Humans and Nature |
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