Researcher Information - YAMAMOTO Shinji |

YAMAMOTO Shinji

Department / Course

Aoyama Gakuin University College of Economics

Job Professor

Academic conference presentation
1.	2022/11	The effects of English conversation lessons in virtual reality on the confidence of Japanese learners of English（15th annual International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation (ICERI2022)
2.	2021/12/26	Representing Prophets in Shakespearean Plays: Focusing on Sibylla (The Society for 17th Century English Literature Conference, 218)
3.	2021/11/06	The Matareal and Visual Cultural Significance of Banqueting Trenchers from the Viewpoint of Intercontinental Migration (The English Literary Society of Japan, Tokyo Branch, Fall Conference, 20)
4.	2021/06/26	VR Technology as a Visual and Cultural Educational Tool: How to apply VR to Emblem Studies (Japan Society for Emblem Studies Meeting, 27)
5.	2021	Effects of virtual reality use on Japanese English learners' foreign language anxiety. (The 14th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation. Online.)
6.	2021	The effects of remote VR English lessons in the corona era. (The 19th AsiaTEFL International Conference. Online.)
7.	2019/10/06	Iconophobia and the Eyes of Pericles: Re-forming Visual Experiences in the Post-Reformation England (58th Shakespeare Conference, Seminar 2: Religion and Visual Culture in the Age of Shakespeare)
8.	2018/11/04	Emblematised Community: From Jona to Pericles (23th Meeting, Japan Branch of International Emblem Society)
9.	2017/03/25	Text, Image, Feasts of Materials: Literary and Cultural Usage of Banqueting Trenchers in 17th Century England (26th Meeting, Kansai Branch, the Society of 17th Century Engish Literature)
10.	2014/06/12	The Emblematic Interpretation of Caskets in The Merchant of Venice
11.	2013/10/05	"Your fortune stood upon the caskets there"(3.2.201): The Emblematic Politics of "fortune" and "lottery" in The Merchat of Venice
12.	2013/03/30	Elizabethan Gardner, His Works and Worldview: Rereading Thomas Hill's The Gardener's Labyrinth (1577) (English Garden Study Group Meeting, 6)
13.	2013/01/10	The Emblematic Politics of Lottery in Early Modern England (Tenri University EU Re Research Association, 15)
14.	2012/12/10	Shakespeare and Emblem Studies Today
15.	2011/06/28	Banqueting Trenchers and the Emblematic Tradition in English Renaissance Culture and Society (The Society for Emblem Studies Ninth International Conference: Looking Back and Looking Forward)
16.	2010/03/24	Poet Sir John Davies and Emblem
17.	2009/03/28	Rereading The Taming of the Shrew: The Transformation of Kate and its Cultural Background (174th Meeting, Kansai Branch, the Society of 17th Century Engish LIterature)
18.	2009/03/28	Emblematic Representations in Titus Andronicus (The Emblem Society of Japan Fall Meeting)
19.	2005/12/17	Crirical Travels in Said and Clifford
20.	2003/10/12	Shakespearean Banquets and their Early Stages (The Shakespeare Society of Japan Conference, Seminar, 42)
21.	2001/07/12	Public Feasts/Private Banquets: Politicisations of Drink and Conviviality in The Henriad (Drink and Conviviality Conference)
22.	2000/06/24	Remodelling an Ideal Family: Education,Husbandry and the Banqueting in The Tempest (The Second British Graduate Shakespeare Conference)
23.	2000/05/21	Aesthetics of Consumption in The Taming of the Shrew: Elizabethan Banquets/Husbandry/Country House Culture (English Literary Society of Japan Conference, 72)
24.	1999/07/23	Representing Hospitality, Patronage and Economy: The Derby Household and The Taming of the Shrew (Lancastrian Shakespeare Conference)
25.	1999/06/24	Desiring a Private Space: The Patriarchal Project of Household Economy in Romeo and Juliet (The First British Graduate Shakespeare Conference)
26.	1996/10/20	Was Cleaopatra Black?: Representing Egypt and the Politcs of Hybridity (Japan Shakespeare Conference, Seminar, 35)
27.	1995/12/16	"One Great Gypsy": Nationalism and Feminism in Cleopatra Adapted by Hogetsu Shimamura (Tokyo Metropolitan University English Study Conference)
28.	1993/10/17	"Two crownes of the egge": Gender Crisis in Q1 King Lear (Japan Shakespeare Conference, 32)