Graduation Thesis Presentation (Faculty of Humanities)

• What is the Graduation Thesis Presentation?
• Faculty of Humanities Graduation Thesis Topic

What is the Graduation Thesis Presentation?

Faculty of Humanities Graduation Thesis Topic

Department of British and American Studies

• Tokyo's Linguistic Landscape: The Current State and Challenges of Multi-Voice Guidance
• An ethnography of the cast, the inhabitants of the "Land of Dreams"
• Banksy - The street artist who connects the "inside" and "outside" of museums
• A comparison of the social acceptance of prostitutes in Victorian England and Japan in the late Edo period
• Japonism in British women's fashion: from the opening of the country to the kimono boom in the early 20th century
• Why is "Little House on the Prairie" a bestselling children's novel? Understanding author Wilder's portrayal of "race"
• The impact of follow-up questions on communication
• Desire for the throne and cruelty: Dealing with human weakness in "Richard III"
• The British Women's Suffrage Movement and Working-Class Women: A Comparison between the East London Women's Suffrage Union (ELFS) and the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU)

Department of European Studies

• The utopia of "Moominvalley" - the world dreamed up by Tove Jansson
• The changing cultural status of the potato in Germany
• Technology and the National System: A Perspective on the Wartime and Postwar Systems
• Gender Bias Inherent in Picture Books: A Comparison of 21st Century Japanese and European Picture Books
• European pagan views of wolves: The appearance of wolves in Greek, Roman, and Nordic mythology and legends
• What kind of existence is a human being? Focusing on Pascal's "Pensées"
• Party Politics in Spain's Minority Government: From the Perspective of Negotiating Capacity and Negotiating Options
• The beauty and spirituality of dome architecture: Focusing on Italy during the Renaissance
• The history of the opening of the Paris Metro: Metro planning and urban development
• Why do heroes in fairy tales find themselves in trouble?

Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies

• "Hwang Jin Yi" drama review: A new portrayal of Hwang Jin Yi
• The relationship between the characters and the use of language expressed in hit song lyrics: Focusing on an analysis of lyrics from the Showa and Heisei eras
• On the Ainu people's kuwagata (head guardian deity of the Ainu) in the early modern period
• The relationship between communication on LINE and non-verbal information
• Pollution reporting as seen in "Godzilla vs. Hedorah"
• The process of establishing and standardizing the Japanese language: A study based on newspapers in the Meiji and Taisho periods
• The island of Mizue no Ura in a lost passage from the Tango no Kuni Fudoki: Is Yomoyama in the "Tokoyonokuni"?
• Bird costumes in ancient times
• A Study of Miyazawa Kenji's "Night on the Galactic Railroad" - Kenji's self-sacrifice as seen through "True Happiness"
• Looking at things as they really are and continuing to search for ways of living and relationships in the world --A discussion of director Kim Bo-ra's "Honeybird"--

• Faculty of Humanities Department of British and American Studies
• Faculty of Humanities Department of European Studies
• Faculty of Humanities Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies