【2017年度】

• On Some Phonetic and Phonological Differences in Vowels among Varieties of English
• Differences between Noun Phrases and Compound Nouns
• Idioms of color terms
• The Parliamentary Sovereignty Threatened: The Influence of the 2016 Referendum on Brexit
• Symbols and Evils in William Golding's Lord of the Flies
• The Effect of Extensive Reading on L2 Vocabulary Acquisition
• A Syntactic Analysis of Verb-Particle Constructions in English
• Mythological Elements in Nicholas Ray's Rebel Without a Cause
• Scotland and the Union in 1707
• The History of the Auxiliary Verb Need and the Full Verb Need in British and American English
• Oliver Cromwell and Relationship with Scotland and Ireland -Conquest and Union-
• Terror of Modern Science in E.A.Poe's "Silence"
• Margaret Sanger and the Birth Control Movement in the United States
• The Uses and Effects of Metaphoric Expressions in Remarks on War
• The Use of Debate in L2 Classes
• The Imaginary and the Symbolic in Darren Aronofsky's Films
• Introducing English Phonics in Japanese Elementary Schools
• A Study of Modal Auxiliary Verbs Can and May
• The Meaning of Music Portrayal in Dubliners
• Representation of the Relationship between America and its Immigrants in Gran Torino
• The Process of Mary's Growth from the Viewpoint of Developmental Psychology in The Secret Garden
• On the Stress Shift of Derivatives through -able Suffixation
• The Roles and Influences of Children's Books: The Changes of Illustrations and Themes in Nineteenth-Century England
• The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution and Gun Control in American History
• Behind the Abolitionism: African Slaves and British Free Traders
• Bestial Metamorphoses and Savage Humour in Saki's Short Stories
• The Commercial Strategies of the Coca-Cola Company
• The Anti-hooliganism in England: Direct and Indirect Approaches, 1979-2000
• A Study of Time in Fitzgerald's All the Sad Young Men
• The Effects of Tax Cut Policies in the Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush Presidencies
• The Comparison between the Country and the City in Mansfield Park: A Special Role of Portsmouth
• A Comparative Study of Gender Issues in the Two Ghostbusters Films
• Elizabeth as a New Model of Woman: Keys for the True Happiness in Pride and Prejudice
• The Making of Yoshoku: The Influence of British Empire on Japanese Food Culture
• Strategies to Maintain Japanese Returnees' Foreign Language Skills after Remigration
• The Alternation of Pronominal and Lexical NP Reference
• Another Hero of Harry Potter Series -Two Provisos of Heroes and Neville Longbottom-
• The Emergence of the United Poland: Castlereagh and the Congress of Vienna
• Hidden Violent Emotion in Jane: Hope for Equality of Love
• Sophie's Growth into Womanhood in Howl's Moving Castle
• A Historical Study of Get-passive Construction
• The Failure of the Health Care Reform under the Clinton Presidency
• A study on the Adjectives Synonymous to afraid in the Authorized Version of the Bible
• Anti-miscegenation Law and Interracial Marriage in the American South
• Practical Ways of Teaching English in Japanese Junior-High Schools-- with Special Reference to the Tasks in the Authorized Textbooks
• A Ｓtudy on Linguistic Features of Business Representation through Analyses of Changes in Catchy Phrases and Slogans
• A Study on Introducing English Pronunciation Instruction in Japanese Primary School
• The Growth of Wendy as a Mother and a Woman in Peter Pan
• The Impact of the Underground Railroad upon American Society
• The Significance of Inferential Questions in EFL Reading Comprehension
• Three Founders of the National Trust
• The Lives of Free Blacks in the Antebellum South
• The American Intervention in Afghanistan: From the Cold War to a Hot War
• The Influence of the Royal Navy on the Modernization of the Imperial Japanese Navy, 1868-1895
• A study of Definiteness Restriction in English and Japanese
• A Study of Garden Path Sentences: Comparison between English and Japanese
• Marcus Garvey and Black Nationalism in the Early Twentieth Century
• Examination of non-innateness accounts of question formation
• Tuition Fees in the 20th-Century British Higher Education: the Mechanism of Its Introduction
• Hardy's Criticism of Civilzation and His Description of Nature: The Meaning of Stonehenge in Tess of the d'Urbervilles
• The American Decision Making to End the Pacific War
• The Syntax of Negative Imperatives with a Subject in English
• The Rise of Black Biography Movies: An Analysis of Men of Honor
• A Special Relationship within the 'Special Relationship': Ormsby-Gore and the Cuban Missile Crisis
• The Decision to Drop Atomic Bombs on Japan: In Search of Inevitability
• How to Promote and Maintain Japanese Students' Motivation for English Learning
• Improving EFL Reading Instruction in Japanese High School: With Special Reference to Activating Students' Schema
• Keeping a Workable Second Chamber: The Constitutional Reform in the UK
• Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage in th UK
• Introducing Task-Based Learning into Grammar Teaching in Japan
• A New Film of Black Civil Rights Movement: "Lee Daniels' the Butler"
• A Study on English Blending
• A Study on be glad and rejoice in the Authorized Version of the Bible
• Groping for the 1.5 Generaion Korean American Identity in The Interpreter
• The Expansion of Surveillance after 9/11 Terrorist Attacks: When Citizenship and Governance Collide
• Florence Nightingale, Nursing and Hospital Reformer
• Margaret Thatcher and Housing Policy
• English Education in Japan and South Korea: Comparing University Entrance Examinations
• Anne's Criticism of Middle-class Home Training: The Significance of Education in Agnes Grey
• The Harmony of Sense and Sensibility of Anne Elliot in Persuasion
• An Analysis of Mother-Daughter Relationships in The Joy Luck Club
• In Pursuit of Father Image and Jewishness in Paul Auster's Novels
• A Strategy for Survival: The British Royal Family
• A study on make in the Book of Genesis in the Authorized Version of the Bible
• The Role of Movies in Francesca Lia Block's Weetzie Bat
• Comparison of the Answers to Negative Questions between English and Japanese
• Cremation Legalization in the Nineteenth Century Britain
• The Decadent in America: Love, Marriage and Class in This Side of Paradise
• The Fallen Women and Their Reclaim and Social Reintegration in Ruth
• Issei Fathers' Anguish in Hisaye Yamamoto's Short Stories
• A Study of the Verbs of Sounds Made by Animals
• On Functional Differnces between -ly Adverbs and Flat Adverbs
• A Study of Sherwood Anderson's Poor White
• A Study of Proverbs Focusing on Dogs
• British Dipromatic Policies toward Middle-East in the WWI