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Yoshida Kaori

ヨシダ カオリ | Yoshida Kaori
Affiliation and department：
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University College of Asia Pacific Studies

About Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University College of Asia Pacific Studies


Job title： Professor
Research field  (3)： Gender studies ,  Aesthetics and art studies ,  Local studies
Research keywords  (7)： Media and cultural studies, gender studies, memory studies ,  メディア研究 ,  表象文化比較研究 ,  比較文化 ,  (Visual) Media Studies (Gender and Ethnicity) ,  Comparative Culture Study ,  Cultural Studies
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (16)：
  • 2020 - Uncovering the black-box of educational dark tourism: Comparative analysis of the mechanisms of packaging and perceiving of war narratives through war heritage sites between former enemies
  • 2019 - Uncovering the black-box of educational dark tourism: Comparative analysis of the mechanisms of packaging and perceiving of war narratives through war heritage sites between former enemies
  • 2018 - Uncovering the black-box of educational dark tourism: Comparative analysis of the mechanisms of packaging and perceiving of war narratives through war heritage sites between former enemies
  • 2017 - The potential of war heritage sites as educational and touristic attractions in Japan: comparative studies with five relevant countries
  • 2016 - The potential of war heritage sites as educational and touristic attractions in Japan: comparative studies with five relevant countries
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Papers (3)：
  • Kaori Yoshida, Kazumi Nagaike. War-Themed Shōjo Manga as a Site for Female Subjectivity: An Aesthetic Analysis of Mothers and Daughters Narrating War (ISSN: 1059-9770) (DOI: 10.1353/jwj.2022.0003). U.S.-JAPAN WOMEN’S JOURNAL. 2022. 61. 76-97
  • Kaori Yoshida. Ambivalent Female Bodies: A Place for Feminine War Memory in Japan. Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies. 2022. 22. 1
  • Kaori Yoshida. Art as Peace Education at “Dark” Museums and Sites in the United Kingdom, Europe, and Southeast Asia. Asian Journal of Peacebuilding. 2018. 6. 1. 157-198
MISC (20)：
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Books (8)：
  • Chapter 7 "Mediating Otome in the Discourse of War Memory: Complexity of Memory-making through Postwar Japanese War Films"<I> Shōjo across Media: Exploring Popular Sites of “Girl” Discourse in Japan</I>.
    Palgrave 2019
  • Shōjo across Media: Exploring Popular Sites of “Girl” Discourse in Japan (Chapter: "Mediating Otome in the Discourse of War Memory: Complexity of Memory-making through Postwar Japanese War Films")
    Palgrave 2019
  • Shōjo across Media: Exploring Popular Sites of “Girl” Discourse in Japan (Chapter: "Mediating Otome in the Discourse of War Memory: Complexity of Memory-making through Postwar Japanese War Films")
    Palgrave 2019
  • “Heritage Landscape of Hiroshima and Nagasaki." <I>Tourism and Heritage: Networks, Communities and the Digital Age in the series Landscape and Heritage</I>, Chapter 3
    University of Amsterdam Press 2018
  • Tourism and Heritage: Networks, Communities and the Digital Age in the series Landscape and Heritage (Forthcoming in 2017) (Chapter 3: "Heritage landscape of Hiroshima and Nagasaki") (offprint submitted separately)
    University of Amsterdam Press 2018
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Lectures and oral presentations  (81)：
  • "Women’s Narrative as Alternative History of WWII”
    (AP Conference 2020)
  • Discussant for Panel: "Reading against the grain of a global discourse on female genital mutilation/cutting"
    (AP Conference 2020)
  • "Ambivalent Female Bodies: A Place for Feminine War Memory in Japan”
    (Southwest Conference of Asian Studies 2020)
  • "Collective war memory through educational tourism in Japan: potential (dilemma) in the official and vernacular/local war expressions”
    (Midwest Conference of Asian Affairs 2020)
  • "Marginalized body as a narrative space: women’s memory-making of war in Japanese retrospective war drama"
    (AAS in Asia 2020)
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Education (3)：
  • - 2008 University of British Columbia Graduate School, Asian Studies Comparative studies of Asian and North American Popular Culture
  • - 1998 University of Calgary Graduate School, Communications Studies
  • University of Teacher Education Fukuoka
Professional career (3)：
  • Ph.D. (University of British Columbia)
  • Master of Arts (University of Calgary)
  • Master of Education (Fukuoka University of Education)
Work history (1)：
  • Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University College of Asia Pacific Studies Professor
Awards (4)：
  • 2017 - <Awarded> The Journal of Destination Marketing & Management 2016 Best Paper Award Second Runner Up (Kaori Yoshida, Huong T. Bui, and Timothy J. Lee) "Does tourism illuminate the darkness of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?"
  • 2017 - <Awarded> The Journal of Destination Marketing & Management 2016 Best Paper Award Second Runner Up (Kaori Yoshida, Huong T. Bui, and Timothy J. Lee) "Does tourism illuminate the darkness of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?"
  • 2008/08 - Canada Dissertation Award nomination
  • 2008 - Canada Dissertation Award nomination
Association Membership(s) (17)：
The International Communication Association ,  The Canadian Asian Studies Association ,  The Japan Studies Association of Canada ,  The Association of Asian Studies ,  京都民俗学会 ,  The Association for Japanese Literary Studies ,  International Association for Asia Pacific Studies ,  Asian Studies Conference Japan ,  Cultural Typhoon ,  The International Communication Association ,  The Canadian Asian Studies Association ,  The Japan Studies Association of Canada ,  The Association of Asian Studies ,  The Association for Japanese Literary Studies ,  International Association for Asia Pacific Studies ,  Asian Studies Conference Japan ,  Cultural Typhoon
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