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JPEN 法人・附属校園 学校法人日本女子大学 附属豊明幼稚園 附属豊明小学校 附属中学校 附属高等学校 日本女子大学通信教育課程 附属機関等 受験生の皆さま 保護者等の皆さま 在学生の皆さま 卒業生の皆さま 企業の皆さま 大学案内・学びの特色 学部・大学院 学部・大学院TOP 学部 食科学部 建築デザイン学部 国際文化学部 家政学部 文学部 人間社会学部 理学部 大学院 建築デザイン研究科 家政学研究科 文学研究科 人間生活学研究科 人間社会研究科 理学研究科 入試案内 キャンパスライフ 学生生活支援 キャリア支援 地域連携・社会連携・ボランティア 国際交流・留学 研究 通信教育・生涯学習 通信教育・生涯学習TOP 通信教育 生涯学習 リカレント教育 受験生の皆さま 保護者等の皆さま 在学生の皆さま 卒業生の皆さま 企業の皆さま 法人・附属校園 学校法人日本女子大学 附属豊明幼稚園 附属豊明小学校 附属中学校 附属高等学校 日本女子大学通信教育課程 附属機関等 英文学専攻　修士論文／博士論文 英文学専攻　修士論文／博士論文 TOP 学部・大学院 文学研究科 研究成果・論文一覧 英文学専攻　修士論文／博士論文 修士論文題目2023年 ●Bonds with the Buried: William Wordsworth's Conception of the Epitaph ●Dialogue and Resilience in Toni Morrison's Beloved ●Stance and Style in the Construction of Collective Identity in Live Sports Broadcasts and SNS Comments ▼過年度 ＜2022年度＞ ●Truman Capote's Other Voices, Other Rooms and Twentieth-Century Homosexual Literature ●Interpretation between English and Japanese from the Perspective of Ba Theory ●A History of The Karelian Fever: Finnish Migration between the United States and the Soviet Union ＜2021年度＞ ●An Analysis of Articles about Japan: Intertextuality in The New York Times ＜2019年度＞ ●The Tempest in Relation to Ballroom Dance and Colonialism ●A Study of William Blake's Fourfold Vision and the Reversal of Convention: Free Love and Church Criticism ●Happy and Sad: A Corpus-based Analysis of Antonymous Adjectives ●How Korean Music Group BTS Breaks Down Ethnic Barriers in Entertainment Industry in the U.S. ＜2019年度＞ ●The Repeated Theme of Pursuing Ideal Life in Hemingway's Works ●The Difference of Suggestion between American Teachers and Students in the Task-based Interaction ●Lewis Carroll's Ideas of Art: Aestheticism in his Representation of Children ●Unsung Heroes and Heroines in the Civil Rights Movement ●The Investigation of London Branch of Yamanaka & Company ＜2018年度＞ ●Personal Histories in American Pastoral and The Plot Against America ●Consensus Building by American English Speakers in Task Solving Interactions ＜2017年度＞ ●A Study of The Bluest Eye and God Help the Child ●Yearning for One's Own Place in Cynthia Kadohata's Novels ●English Language Activities in 15-Minute Module-based Classes: A Qualitative Study of a Japanese Elementary School ●Language and Body as Resources for Distributing Orientation: The Transitional Structure of Multiparty Conversation ＜2016年度＞ ●A Study of the National Society for Checking in the Abuses of Public Advertising ●The Characters in the Middle Position in E.M. Forster's Novels ●The Significance of Ghosts in Victorian Women's Writing: Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, Elizabeth Gaskell's "The Old Nurses' Story," and Mary Elizabeth Braddon's "At Chrighton Abbey" ＜2015年度＞ ●An Analysis of Nanka in Japanese with Corresponding English Expressions ●Racism and Color-Blind Ideology in Contemporary America: A Case Study of Ferguson, Missouri ●The Problem of the Body and the Soul in William Shakespeare's Hamlet: Hamlet's Conflict between Platonic Catharsis and Revenge ●Transitions of Roles of the Civil War Era National Cemeteries ●Viola as a Fool and the Power of Metamorphosis: Feste's Decline and Viola's Prosperity in Twelfth Night (1601) ●Fashions of Speaking across Cultures: A Comparison of Public Speech in American English and Japanese ●Liberalism and Religious Conservatism in American Homeschooling, 1964-2010 ●Mutual Growth through Intercultural Contact in Rumer Godden's Works ●"Loss" in Paul Auster's In the Country of Last Things ●Beyond the Ungraspability of Otherness: Life-Writing in Humboldt's Gift ●A Comparative Study of Functions of Intonation in Japanese and American English Task Discourse ＜2014年度＞ ●Evelyn Waugh's Satire and Pessimism in Sword of Honour ●Dante Gabriel Rossetti as Poet and Painter: The Meaning of Duality in His Works ●Class and Character in A Midsummer Night's Dream ●Transcending Exclusive Dualism: J.D. Salinger's Pluralistic Thought in Franny and Zooey ●An Analysis of Inexplicit Third-Party Reference in Japanese and English Discourse: How Context is Shared ●American Print Culture in the 1920s and the Beginning of "Outline" Books ●Virginia Woolf's View on Patriotism and Women's Education in Three Guineas (1938) ＜2013年度＞ ●Riot or Pogrom?: Reconsidering the East St. Louis Race "Riot" ●Incest as Repressed Feeling in Frankenstein and Mary Shelly's Life ●Fitzgerald's Representation of Collapse and the Recovery in Tender Is the Night ●The Change of Beauty and Respectability in the Latter Half of the Nineteenth Century ●Jekyll and Hyde in Scotland: Comparative Study of the Double in Stevenson and Hogg ●The Modernist View of the Subject-Object Relation in D.H. Lawrence's Kangaroo: A Study of Self-Exile ●Patsy T. Mink and Her Fight for Women's Rights in the 1960s and 1970s ●The Anti-Japanese Movement and Japanese-Language Schools in Hawaii and California, 1912-1927 ●Submission or Deviation: Behavior of Men and Women at Home in Anne Brontë's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall ＜2012年度＞ ●Cognitive Development and Acquisition of Nouns by Bilingual and Native English Speaking Children ●Lloyd's Contributions to the Second Folk Revival in England ●How Events are Described: A Relative Analysis of Cognition and Verbalization in English and Japanese ●The Arabs, the Knights and Orientalism: Representations of the East in C.S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Horse and His Boy and The Last Battle ●The Role of Letters in Jane Austen's Novels ●Interiors: Spatial and Psychological Change in the Works of Virginia Woolf and Other Women Writers ＜2011年度＞ ●William Hesketh Lever's Ideal and Ideas in the Making of Port Sunlight ●The Queen of Hearts: Male Anxieties about Female Power in Lewis Carrol's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland ●Overlapping Talk in Japanese and English Conversations, with Special Focus on Familiarity among Participants ●Cultural Continuity in Britain, from the 1980s to the 1990s ●How Do Listeners Participate in Conversation?: A Study of Backchannels in Japanese and English ●Away from Fables: Samuel's Own Tragedy in Free Fall ●The Study of Style Shift: A Comparison of Politeness Usage in American English and Japanese Interactions ＜2010年度＞ ●Ecology of John Ruskin: A Reading of "The Storm-Cloud of the Nineteenth Century" ●The Death of Narrators in the Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe ＜2009年度＞ ●What Makes Listening Difficult?: Helping Japanese EFL Learners to be Better Listeners by Focusing on the Post-lexical Level of Spoken English ●Representations of London in Early-Modern England ●Kenneth Grahame and Arcadia: The Natural Perspective of The Wind in the Willows ●A Psychological Analysis of Two Hemingway's Female Characters ●Self and Community in Toni Morrison's Fiction ●Oscar Wilde as an Irish Writer in The Picture of Dorian Gray ●A Comparative Study of Linguistic Expressions of Time in English and Japanese: The Meaning and Function of -Ta for Foreign Learners of Japanese ＜2008年度＞ ●Different Perceptions of Naturalization and Citizenship among Japanese in Hawaii: Ozawa and Toyota vs. United States ●A Comparative Study of Aizuchi for Proposals in Japanese and English Task-Based Interaction: Convergence and Divergence ●The Existence of Others in Saul Bellow's Two Major Novels ●A Comparative Study of Intonation in Spoken English and Japanese: Some Proposals for Teaching Communicative English to Japanese EFL Learners ●A Comparative Study of Topic Construction in English, Japanese, and Korean Conversation ●A Comparative Study of How Characters are Described in Japanese and English: Amalgamation and Separation ●War and International Adoption in the U.S.: World War Ⅱ, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War ●Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market (1862): Texts and Contexts ＜2006年度＞ ●"My/Your Story" vs. "Our Story": Repetition in English and Japanese Conversation ●An Analysis of Fundamental American Identities: Madonna in the 1980s ●Interactional Functions of Laugher: A Comparative Study between American English and Japanese ●Narrative Conflicts and Nature in Tess of the d'Urbervilles ●The Concept of Art in Alice Walker's Fiction ●A Comparative Study of the Verb 'to close' in English and Japanese: 'close/shut' vs 'shimeru/tojiru' ●William Morris and the Gothic Revival ●The Environmentalism of William Morris in Theory and Practice ＜2005年度＞ ●Jane Austen's Vison of Female Education and Marriage: A Comparison with Mary Wollstonecraft and Hannah More ●Representations of Children in Blake's and Wordsworth's Poetry ●Representation of Asians in Korean War Films: Images of Japanese, Chinese, and Koreans from Gender and Ethnic Perspectives ●The Concept of ma and Functions of ne and "you know" in Cross-Cultural Pragmatics ●"A Child and Nothing More": Education in Wordsworth's Prelude ●"The World of Science, of Art, of Theology" in Flannery O'Connor's Everything That Rises Must Converge ●Court Scandals and the Country House in Twelfth Night ●John Ruskin's Utopian Vision: A Study of the Guild of St. George ●Surrogation of Protagonists by the Narrator: A Comparative Study between Japanese and English ●Quotations and Speakers' Viewpoints: A Comparative Study of American English and Japanese Conversations ●The Position of the Speaker's Viewpoint in the Time Continuum: From Sentence to Conversation ＜2004年度＞ ●William Morris and the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: His Idea of Conservation and Synthetic View of Society ●Japanese War Brides Images and Actual Experiences in the Context of Postwar American and Japanese Politics ●The Effects of McCarthyism on Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar ●What Functions behind Mitigation?: Analysis of Negotiation in English and Japanese ●Questions and Conversational Styles in Cross-Cultural Perspectives of Japanese and American English ●The "argument of Time" in The Winter's Tale ●Lively Life of Women in the Concentration Camps ＜2003年度＞ ●A Reconsideration of "Farce" through Neil Simon's The Good Doctor ●Shell-shock: Traumatic Disorder in Wartime in Two novels by Radclyffe Hall ●Selection of Deictic Verbs and Egocentrism in Child Language Production: A Characteristic of Children's Perspective ●Shelly and the East in Laon and Cythna, or the Revolution of the Golden City: A Vision of the Nineteenth Century in the Stanza of Spenser ●Teacher Strategies to Facilitate Interaction in Japanese EFL Classroom ●Marriage Patterns in George Eliot's Middlemarch ●Sound in T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land ＜2002年度＞ ●Public and Private Discourses in Michael Robartes and the Dancer ●Left-Dislocation in American English Discourse ●The Negotiation of Coherence in Narrative: A Comparative Study between American English and Japanese ●Ideological and Cathartic Effects in Flannery O' Connor's Short Stories ●The Ponder Heart: A Testimony to the Precariousness of Discourse ●Japanese Americans as Active Subjects: Internees' Recreational Life in the Concentration Camps ＜2001年度＞ ●Inversions in King Lear: The Disappearance of the Apocalyptic Vision ●Equal Education for Women: Queen Margaret college and Women's Higher Education in Scotland since the late Nineteenth Century ●Speaker's Perspective in Tense, Aspect and Mood: Observations from Discourse of TV News in American English and Japanese ●A Complexity of Taiwanese Immigrants in the United States: A Case Study of a Taiwanese American Family ●Linguistic Relativity vs. Universal Categorization: A Cross-linguistic Study of Bounded/ Unbounded Distinction in American English and Japanese ●'Admired Miranda': A Study of Miranda's Role of Restoration and Prosperity in The Tempest ●Sanitation in Mid-Nineteenth-Century London and Charles Dickens' Household Words ●Thanks and Apologies in English and Japanese Communication ●American Policy on Illicit Drugs: Alternative Strategies: Prohibition and Legalization ●Vietnamese Adaptation in the U.S.: Gender, Ethnicity, and the Case of Orange Country, California ●Homosexuality in History and The Years ●Freedom in the Three Novels of Bernard Malamud: The Assistant, A New Life, and The Fixer ●A Silent Woman: The Purge of Inoue Hide during the U.S. Occupation ＜2000年度＞ ●Volunteer Activities for the Elderly in Multiethnic Hawaii: A Case Study of Buddhism-Influenced "Project Dana" ●The Actor and the Audience in The Iceman Cometh : A Metatheatrical Investigation ●The Functions of Imperatives as a Conversational Involvement Strategy ●Violence as Release from Ideology: An Althusserean Approach to Flannery O'Connor's Fictions ●Women's Stories: The Development of Female Characters in David Copperfield and Great Expectations, and Nineteenth Century Ideas of Womanhood ●Love and Human Liberation in Blake's The Book of Thel and Visions of the Daughters of Albion ●Some Versions of Ballad and Its Variations: From Thomas Percy to John Keats ●'Thank You "for Everything"': A Facilitating Strategy in Everyday Interaction ●How to Refuse "Amicably" in Japanese: A Cross-cultural Empirical Study of Speech Evaluation ●"Do you See the Story?": The Narration of Human Identity in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness ＜1999年度＞ ●Wordsworth's Concept of Nature: Assimilation of the Past and Relevance to the Future ●The Representation of Blacks in Carson McCullers's Novels ●Quest as Healing Process: Contemporary Native American Novels by Momaday, Silko, and Erdrich ●Howards End in Context: Foster's Thought and Its Edwardian Background ●Pecuniary Sensation in F. Scott Fitzgerald's Fiction: Literary Artistry and Social Criticism ●Ritual or Volition: The Function of a Formulaic Phrase ●William Elliot Griffis's View of the Japanese: The Relationship between Griffis and His Students in Context ＜1998年度＞ ●"He Wears a Mask, and his Face Grows to Fit it": The Suffering Colonizer in Burmese Days ●"He Was a Woman": Time, Gender and Self in Virginia Woolf's Orlando ●Norishiro ('flap for pasting') vs Jigsaw-Puzzle: A Comparative Study of Co-Construction in Advising Discourse ●Design is Story, Story is Design: The Oral Storytelling Quality in Willa Cather's Later Novels ●The Influence of Walter Pater's "Leonardo da Vinci" on Virginia Woolf's The Waves ＜1997年度＞ ●The Same-Sex Marriage Struggle in the United States: The Baehr v. Miike Case in Hawaii (1996) ●"Don't let it happen": Utopian Hopes in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four ●Veil, Embroidery and Mirror: The Revelation of an Artist's Desire in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter ●"Every Stitch I Sew Will Be a Kiss": Women's Solidarity and the Metaphor of Quilting in Alice Walker's The Color Purple ●The Struggle for Freedom: "Resistance" and "Rescue" in Where Angels Fear to Tread ●Different Discourse, Different Framing: The Usage of Pragmatic Markers in Japanese and English ●A Study of Nathaniel Hawthorne: "The Blackest Shade of Puritanism" and The Scarlet Letter ●The Transformed Body: The Incarnate Spirit in Flannery O'Connor's Works ●Why Do Interlocutors Exchange their Turns?: A Comparative Study of Turn-taking in English and Japanese from the Viewpoint of Metacommunication ●A Study of Virginia Woolf's Feminism in A Room of One's Own ●Jude the Obscure: Sue Bridehead's Destructive Power and Self-Ruin ●Egoism and "Refuge" in Somerset Maugham's Novels: Towards a Spinozan Ethic ＜1996年度＞ ●A Comparative Study of Cohesion in Japanese and English Texts: A Case of NO DE ARU Expression and Its English Equivalents ●"The Only Cure I Know As Good Ceremony, That's What She Said": Medicine Man and Mythic Characters in Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony ●Grammaticalization of Japanese Classifiers: In Comparison with English Unit Nouns ●A Double Movement of Time in William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night ●Acquisition of Relative Clauses by EFL Learners ●Overcoming Matrophobia: Daughter's Initiation in Eudora Welty's The Golden Apples and The Optimist's Daughter ●The Environmental Justice Movement and Native Americans: Their Struggle for Environmental, Social, and Political Justice ●Catherine Linton as Heroine: One Way of Reading Wuthering Heights ●Education, Marriage, and Class in Mary Wollstonecraft's Writing ●Backchannels and Conversational Styles in Japanese and American-English ＜1995年度＞ ●Selfhood and Fusion: Conflicting Desires in Kate Chopin's The Awakening ●A Pragmatic Study of Extraposition ●Literature for Language Leaners: Poems, Verses and Rhymes in Junior High School English Textbooks ●Fruitful Morality Linked to Karl Barth's Theology in Updike's Marry Me ●A Cognitive Analysis of Prepositions: The Dichotomous Conceptualization System in English ●Revising Tradition: Gender Concept in Eudora Welty’s The Golden Apples ●A Pragmatic Approach to English Loanwords in Japanese from the Viewpoint of Metaphor and Metonymy: Why Changes of Meaning Occur in Loanwords ●The Evolution of the Japanese Motion Verb Iku: A Cognitive and Pragmatic Approach to the Universal Path of Grammaticalization ●Feedbacks in the Topic Management in Face-to-Face Discourses ●The World of “Outside Time” in Other Voices, Other Rooms ●Phillip Larkin's Representation of Life: A Study of The Whitsun Weddings ＜1994年度＞ ●“Happie Nuptial League”: Marriage in Paradise Lost ●Discourse Analysis of Newspaper Articles ●A Study of the Acquisition of English Article Use by Japanese EFL Learners: Problems and Causes ●A Crosslinguistic Study of Japanese and American Ways of Expressing Personal Opinion in Speech ＜1993年度＞ ●American Images of Women in the Early 20th Century: from the Fiction of Sinclair Lewis to the History of Women ●A Study of the Use of Predicate Forms as an Index of Cognitive Development in Japanese and American Children ●War and the American Definition of Cultures Since World WarⅡ: A Colonial-Discursive Reading ●Ideological Analysis of the Use of Indexical Indicator: the Case of Gender Indexing Particle Wa ●Musical Effects in T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets ＜1992年度＞ ●The World as Stage: Oscar Wilde’s Seriousness ●On Internal Structures of Embedded Clausal Constrictions: PoIP Analysis and Its Consequences ＜1991年度＞ ●Acts of Apologies: A Comparative Study of American English and Japanese ●Backchannels: Japanese and American Conversational Style ●Borrowed Robes: Macbeth and Identity ●The Achievement of the Self: Jane Austen’s Persuasion ●Eugene O’Neill and the Dionysian Theater ＜1990年度＞ ●Causes and Reasons for the Family Breakup in The Sound and the Fury ●Acts of Thanking: A Comparative Study of Japanese and American English ●“The First and the Only American Teacher”: Whitman’s Doctrine of Life ●Saul Bellow’s Humboldt’s Gift: The Decades of Sleep and the Inner Power of Man ＜1989年度＞ ●A Study on Sue Bridehead in Jude the Obscure ●Positive and Negative Replies: Some Interactional Linguistic Patterns in Japanese ●Alice Walker and the Idea of God ●Marianne Moore’s Attempt to Grasp Confusion ●The Meaning of Freedom in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn ●Truth in Appearances: Costume Description in David Copperfield ●Another Aspect of Turn-taking: The Interaction of Speaker and Hearer ●Faulkner and Total Meaning: The Structure of Requiem for a Nun ●Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway and Grecian Literature ＜1988年度＞ ●A Pragmatical Approach to Metaphor ●A Connecticut Yankee and American Industrialism ●On the Structure of the Gerund: DP-analysis and its Consequences ●Consolations for Death: Yeats and Major Robert Gregory ●Modesty and Tact: Aspects of Principles of Politeness in Korean, Japanese and English ●Narrative Objectivity: The True Character of Heathcliff ＜1987年度＞ ●Faustus, The Insincere Sinner ●Robert Frost and the Idea of Locality ●Gatsby and the New City ●Wuthering Heights: Real and Unreal Worlds ●King Lear and Seneca ●The Family in Jane Austen’s Works ●Caddy’s Function in The Sound and the Fury ＜1986年度＞ ●Boston and The Bostonians ●Appropriateness of Greetings in Japanese and American English ●Samson and Paitence ●Conversational Implicatures: Are They Universal or Not? ＜1985年度＞ ●The Language of Working Women: An Analysis of the Form and Function of Polite Expressions ●The Concept of Time in Eudora Welty’s Fiction ●A Symbol of Mind: A Study of The Tower in W. B. Yeats’s Poetry ●Politeness and Social Deixis: An Analysis of Japanese Honorifics ●Steinbeck the Romanticist: The Two Early Novels ●Literature and Travel in the Eighteen Century: The Cases of Johnson and Gray ●The Complex Role of Huckleberry Finn ●The Triple Function of Intelligence in Pride and Prejudice ●The Process of Topic Change: An Analysis of an Actual Dinner Conversation ＜1984年度＞ ●A Study of Wilde’s Comedies: Oscar Wilde in the British Theatre ●Ends and Means: Revenge in Hamlet and Macbeth ●Verbal Signals and Politeness Strategy for Turn-Taking ●T. S. Eliot’s Well Wrought Mosaic of Imagery : An Essay on "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" ●The "Cosmopolite" Spirit in The Ambassadors ●Revenge in Hamlet ●The Self and Other Worlds in Othello ●Statistical Analysis of Sex Difference and Politeness in Japanese Directives ●Hawthorne’s Contradictory View of the Artist ＜1983年度＞ ●An Analysis of George Eliot’s Heroine’s Passage from Ignorance to Awareness ●The Feelings of Duty of the High-Minded Women in George Eliot’s Novels ●The Relationship Between Fantasy and Time in the Plays of Tennessee Williams ●The Conception of Freedom in Paradise Lost ●Self and Family in Robert Lowell’s Life Studies ●Mark Twain’s Confidence Man ●A Study of Existential Sentences in English ＜1982年度＞ ●"The Great Noise" and Saul Bellow’s Heroes ＜1981年度＞ ●The Children in Henry James ●Virginia Woolf, Feminist or Androgynist? ●Ecstasy in the Poetry of John Keats ●K. Mansfield's Contribution to the Development of the Modern Short Story ●Two Types of Initiation in Faulkner’s Novels ●The Relationship between Literature and Visual Art in Virginia Woolf’s Novels ＜1980年度＞ ●A Study of Jane Austen: In What Way is She Great? ●A Study of Thackeray’s Mirrors ●Empathy and Deixis: with Special References to "come" and "go" ＜1979年度＞ ●Illusion and Reality: A Study of The Portrait of a Lady ●A Study of Of Human Bondage ●Human Adaptation to Society Seen through Anderson’s Works ●Functional Analysis in English and Japanese ●A Comparison between A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Tempest ●The Tragic Vision in Eugene O’Neill ●A Study of Symbolism in A Haunted House ＜1978年度＞ ●A Study of The Waves: Nine Stages of Growth and Decline ●An Introductory Account of Japanese American Literature ●The Novel and Reality: Iris Murdoch ●An Analysis of the Turn-Taking System in English Dyadic Conversation-Interplay of Verbal & Nonverbal Turn-Taking System ●A Study of "Thank you" from Various Angles ●The Comparative Study of the Japanese and the English Cooking Words: On the Basis of Research by A. Lehrer ●A Study of Othello through Its Characters ●Interrogatives as Indirect Requests in English ●Discourse Deletion in English and Japanese ＜1977年度＞ ●The Eternity of The Pilgrim's Progress ●K. Mansfield's Search for Identity ●A Study of Physical Distance and Communicative Distance ●A Study on the Letters of John Keats ●Tennessee Williams: The Female Element ＜1976年度＞ ●Fairies in the Celtic Folktales of Scotland, Wales, and Cornwall ●An Analysis of Three Plays of Eugene O’Neill ●A Contrastive Study on Relativization ●The Change of Richard Wright's Ideology: 1932-1940 ●Connections Not Made: The Hidden Source of E.M. Forster’s Failings ●The Moral Imagination: J.R.R. Tolkien ●Psychological Aspects of Bilingualism ●A Rose for Emily ＜1975年度＞ ●The Relations Between Nursery Rhymes and Through the Looking-Glass ●O'Neill's Transcendence: A Long Night's Journey into Nirvana ●Virginia Woolf and The Waves ●Theodore Dreiser's Women in Sister Carrie and Jennie Gerhardt ●A History of Criticism on George Eliot ＜1974年度＞ ●A Study of Old English Passive Voice—Distribution of beon / weson and weorðan ●A Study of Shakespeare's Tragedy ●The First Step to Gertrude Stein ＜1973年度＞ ●Blending and Other Categories of Word-Formation ●The Introspective Tendency of Eugene O’Neill ●Henry James from 1896 and 1987 ●Thoreau and Orientalism ●A Study of Theme and Technique on The Ambassadors ＜1972年度＞ ●Kate Cumming: A Confederate Nurse ●On Dr Johnson’s Lives of the Poets ●A Comparative Study of English and Japanese Words of Body Parts: Foot, Leg, Ashi ●The Function between Writing and Reading through The Sound and the Fury ●The Wheel of Fortune: Studies in Shakespearean Tragedy ●The Vietnam War and Japanese Studies in America ●Narrative Experiments in Faulkner’s Four Major Novels ●Life in Ulysses ＜1971年度＞ ●John Keats: His Romanticism ●A Study of Young Goodman Brown ●A Study of David Copperfield ●A Study of the Theme of Man and Fate in Beowulf ＜1970年度＞ ●William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury: Time in Theme and Technique ●Lovers In Light:Romeo and Juliet ●Thomas Hardy's Later Novels ●James Joyce: Time and Space ●H.D. Thoreau as a Philosopher: Thoreau's Symbolism in Nature ＜1969年度＞ ●The Function of the Narrator: A Study of Marlow's Function in "Youth", "Heart of Darkness", Lord Jim and Chance ●Aspects of Samuel Beckett ●Personal Relationships in Forster’s "Howards End" ●Tense and Aspect in Present-Day English ＜1968年度＞ ●Dryden as a Satirist: A Reading of Absalom and Achitophel ●A Study of D.H. Lawrence: On his Vision in Reference to 'Life' and 'Death' Chiefly through His Novels ●The Eye of Antics in Shakespeare: On Love and Marriage ●A Study of Virginia Woolf: On Mrs. Dalloway ＜1967年度＞ ●Coleridge’s Inclusive Apprehension and his Idea of Ideas ●The Wilderness Theme in William Faulkner’s "The Bear" ●Man, Order and the Wheel of Fortune: A Study of King Lear ●A Study of The Scarlet Letter ●The Religion of Oscar Wilde 博士論文題目 日本女子大学学術情報リポジトリ 2021年度 ●A Study of the Contributions of A. L. 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