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ASOU Erika

Department / Course

Aoyama Gakuin University College of Literature Department of English

Job Professor

Book and thesis
1.	Books	The War Complex and Us: The Representation of the Sino-Japanese War and Cosmopolitanism in J. G. Ballard’s Empire of the Sun, Kazuo Ishiguro's When We Were Orphans and Keiko Itoh's My Shanghai 1942-1946 Japanese Perspectives on Kazuo Ishiguro,pp.179-202 (Sole-authored) 2024/01
2.	Books	Unpublished draft of an Early Novel "Flight from Nagasaki": Kazuo Ishiguro's Representation of the Atomic Bomb Kazuo Ishiguro and Japan: From Ghost to War Guilt,pp.95-116 (Sole-authored) 2020/10
3.	Papers	Deprovincialising the First World War: Critical Cosmopolitanism in Mrs Dalloway and When We Were Orphans 青山学院大学文学部『紀要』 (61),pp.1-14 (Sole-authored) 2020/03
4.	Papers	Travel Writing of an Isolate Butler: Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day as Cold War Fiction Virginia Woolf Review,pp.1-23 (Sole-authored) 2018/11
5.	Papers	Living in the Plutoniumu Society: A Reading of Never Let Me Go as Nuclear Fiction,pp.51-68 (Sole-authored) 2014/03
6.	Papers	Making "the System of Scrifice" Visible: The War Narrated by Christopher Banks,pp.37-58 (Sole-authored) 2013/03
7.	Papers	Kazuo Ishiguro's Cosmopolitanism: Landscapes of the Atomic Bomb in A Pale View of Hills and Never Let Me Go,pp.57-76 (Sole-authored) 2011/03
8.	Other	My Shanghai 1942-1946 (Sole-authored) 2021/12
9.	Papers	“We” in the Future and “We” at Present: A Reading of Virginia Woolf’s The Years through The Coming of “We the People” by Asako Nakai Virginia Woolf Review,pp.128-147 (Sole-authored) 2021/11
10.	Other	（書評）Andrew Hammond, British Fiction and the Cold War Studies in English Literature 58,pp.97-103 (Sole-authored) 2017/03