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京都西山短期大学 [編]
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大阪大学大学院文学研究科 [編]
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日本評論社
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ITO, Kenichi ; 伊藤, 賢一
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Departmental Bulletin Paper<br />As many schools across Japan have been abruptly closed since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 epidemic, we thought it was necessary to investigate how children across the country were spending their
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time under these circumstances. This paper provides an overview of the situation of children's Internet use and the concerns of their parents during the period of school recess, and discusses the social attributes that tend to be associated with the long hours of media use, and examines how the responses differ depending on the characteristics of the respondents.
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SUEMATSU, Michiko ; 末松, 美知子
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Departmental Bulletin Paper<br />As a preliminary study to assess the impact of digitalization on Shakespeare performanc
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e and performance studies in general, this paper discusses how digitalization in the past few decades transformed Shakespeare performance per se, media to watch performance, and performance studies in UK and Japan. The Royal Shakespeare Company production of The Tempest (2016-17) is chosen as one of the most successful examples of Shakespeare performance that goes digital. The cutting-edge digital technology not only has created remarkable visual representations of ‘magic’ but successfully become integrated in the play’s dramatic narrative. Digitalization has also diversified the experience of watching performances beyond theatre via broadcast at movie theaters such as RSC Live from Stratford and NT Live, and digital platforms such as Globe Player and Digital Theatre. The paper also explores how digitalization can open up a new possibility of performance studies beyond geographic and time constraints, focusing on one of the digital archives, Asian Shakespeare Intercultural Archive (A|S|I|A), a multilingual online archive of Shakespeare performances from East and Southeast Asia.
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FUJII, Masaki ; 藤井, 正希
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Departmental Bulletin Paper<br />After the country enacted the Hate Speech Regulation law, many local governments enacted the Hate Speech Regulation Ordinances. Among them are ordinances that take a stricter attitude toward hate
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speech than national law. A representative example is the Kawasaki City Ordinance. This ordinance has the first criminal penalty for hate speech in Japan. This ordinance is extremely noteworthy. This paper aims to point out the ideal hate speech regulation Ordinance by comprehensively and critically studying the hate speech regulation Ordinances from a constitutional point of view.
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MIYAMOTO, Shunichi ; SUGIYAMA, Manabu ; 宮本, 俊一 ; 杉山, 学
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Departmental Bulletin Paper<br />While working as an Admission Coordinator at Gunma University from June 2019, we became aware of the issue of the role and position of the Admission Center at various national universities. The purpose
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of this paper is to clarify the current role and position of the Admission Center, which was established at a national university in the 2000s. Under these circumstances, it was found that the government's recent High School/University Articulation Reforms have affected the operations of the Admission Center, and its role has been expanding.
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MIYAMOTO, Shunichi ; SUGIYAMA, Manabu ; 宮本, 俊一 ; 杉山, 学
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Departmental Bulletin Paper<br />In this paper, we look back at the history of the birth of the profession called the “A
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dmission Officers” belonging to the admission center of the national university. How many “Admission Officers” exist in national universities in Japan, and their personnel composition is we will clarify what is going on. In addition, we would like to consider the current status, issues, and future of "Admission Officers" in which faculty members are mainly in Japan.
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OHNO, Tomihiko ; 大野, 富彦
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Departmental Bulletin Paper<br />This paper discusses about CSV (Creating Shared Value) of local company. First, we exam
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ine some previous studies about CSV and consider “Enabling local cluster” showed in Porter and Kramer (2011). Second, from the two cases of local companies in tourist destination, we suggest practical implication for other local companies. In tourist destination, local companies which having a sense of crisis are committed to their own local area and acting in cooperation with various partners. It is not GAFA model but close to ecosystem.
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