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（Last updated : 2023-02-20 22:30:49）

TABAYASHI Yo

Department / Course College of Policy Science Department of Policy Science

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of Policy Science

Academic background
1.		│ State　Universtity　of　New　York　at　Buffalo，　Graduate　School │ Master of Arts
2.		│ Doshisha University Master of Arts
3.	～2000	English │ College of Arts and Sciences │ State University of New York at Buffalo, Graduate School │ Graduated
4.	～1992	Doctorial Course │ British and American Literature │ Graduate School, Division of Letters │ Doshisha University

Research activities
1.		The Japanese Association for American Studies
2.		Associazione di Studi Italiani del Kansai
3.		The Society for the History of Social Thoughts
4.		The American Literature Society of Japan
5.		The English Literary Society of Japan
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Subject of research
1.	Language/Culture and Gender/Ethnicity in U.S. in (and after) 20th Century
2.	Study of novels written by native-Americans
3.	Study on Policy and Culture

Research summary
Language, culture, and gender ethnicity in present day USA Study is conducted from the viewpoint of language, culture and gender ethnicity on how women are represented and the subject is formed, by working on present day novels and autobiographies by writers of native American descent.

Present specialized field
English Language and Literature (Keyword：American Literature)

Books
1.	2010/04	Women in Western Political Thought │ ,pp.第III部および第V部 (Co-authored)
2.	1996/04	Where Individualism and Contemporary human beings are going:A Study of “Fenstad's Mother""by Charles Baxter │ ,pp.62-75 (Co-authored)
3.	1995/05	Heroines/Heroes of Native Americans: A Study of Forrest Carter and Louise Erdrich │ ,pp.1-18 (Co-authored)
4.	1995/02	Vietnam War in novels by female American writers in the 80s │ ,pp.360-377 (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2022/11	What’s Behind the Scenes/Texts?: Transmission of Kitchen (1988) to English and Italian │ Gender, Language and Translation: Representations and Transcodifications │ 11,pp.105-131 (Sole-authored)
2.	2020/03	Quest for Authenticity in Cultural Artifacts : Domestication and Locality │ Policy Science │ 27 (4),pp.287-302 (Sole-authored)
3.	2019/10	How Students Get Motivated and Learn English in College of Policy Science of Ritsumeikan University: A Study Based on the Interviews with the Graduates │ Policy Science │ 27 (1),pp.17-31 (Co-authored)
4.	2019	Transmission and Localization of Cultures: Focusing Japanese Food in Italy │ Journal of Policy Science │ 13,pp.69-90 (Sole-authored)
5.	2017/03	Transmission and Adaptation: Cases of Japanese Cuisines Traveling Abroad │ Policy Science │ 24 (4),pp.237-250 (Sole-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2019/02/24	Transmission and Transformation of "Japanese Food": Focusing cases in Italy (Society of Japanese Food Studies)
2.	2011/12/13	“From Gentlemen to Technologists:‘Who Went to College?’in the United States, 1800-1890”
3.	2000/10	Multivocality in Leslie Marmon Silko’s Storyteller

Other research achievements
1.	2019/12/19 ～ 2019/12/19	”Transmission & Transformation: Focusing on Japanese Food in Italy and Japan” (The course “Intercultural Communication” for 2nd-year students taught by Professor Stefania Maci at Bergamo University in Bergamo, Italy)
2.	2019/12/19 ～ 2020/01/15	Survey of Italian students (professors) and international students on foodways (The results of the survey will be analyzed and included in my presentation titled "Translation/ Transmission and Domestication/ Localization of Cultures: Focusing on Language and Gender" at the 11th CERLIS International Conference focusing on Translation and Gender in the Profession scheduled in February 4th through 6th, 2021.)