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MATSUSHIMA Aya

Department / Course College of Social Sciences Department of Social Sciences

Title / Position Professor

Academic conference presentation
1.	2019/11/14	Media, Social Media, and Representation: Cultural Mechanisms of Image Construction (105th National Communication Association Annual Convention)
2.	2018/11/11	The Rhetoric of Ritsumeikan University's Peace Museum: Can A Higher Educational Institution Speak for A Community? (The 104th National Communication Association Annual Convention)
3.	2018/11/10	The Intersection of Racism and Nationalism in Japan: A Case Study on Hate Speech Against Korean Residents in Japan (The 104th National Communication Association Annual Convention)
4.	2018/05/28	IN but OUT of Asia: Japan's Complex Self at the Conjunction of Nationalism and Racism (The 68th International Communication Association Annual Conference)
5.	2016/11/12	Remembering and Enacting the Atomic Bomb Blast at Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum (The 102nd National Communication Association Annual Convention)
6.	2016/11/10	Japan’s “Cool Japan Project” and Its Articulation of the Asia-Pacific War (The 102nd National Communication Association Annual Convention)
7.	2016/03/18	Teaching the Humanities in Japan in Time of Crisis for the Humanities and Social Sciences (The 47th Northeast Modern Language Association Annual Convention)
8.	2014/11/20	Silencing the Victim: Popular Cultural Representation of Comfort Women (The 100th National Communication Association Annual Convention)
9.	2013/11/22	Victim/Perpetrator Duality of Japanese Postcoloniality: Anti-Korean Wave and the Negotiation of Japan’s Alternative Identities (The 99th National Communication Association Annual Convention, Florida)
10.	2013/06/29	War Films, Japanese Pride, and Selective Memory of World War II (The 17th Asian Studies Conference Japan)
11.	2009/11/30	Kobayashi Yoshinori’s Sensoron and the Construction of Japanese National Identity (The 95th National Communication Association Annual Convention)
12.	2004/07/15	The Negotiation of Alternative Structuring Binaries (The National Communication Association Doctoral Honors Seminar)