＜2019年度＞
●The Repeated Theme of Pursuing Ideal Life in Hemingway's Works
●The Difference of Suggestion between American Teachers and Students in the Task-based Interaction
●Lewis Carroll's Ideas of Art: Aestheticism in his Representation of Children
●Unsung Heroes and Heroines in the Civil Rights Movement
●The Investigation of London Branch of Yamanaka & Company

＜2018年度＞
●Personal Histories in American Pastoral and The Plot Against America
●Consensus Building by American English Speakers in Task Solving Interactions

＜2017年度＞
●A Study of The Bluest Eye and God Help the Child
●Yearning for One's Own Place in Cynthia Kadohata's Novels
●English Language Activities in 15-Minute Module-based Classes: A Qualitative Study of a Japanese Elementary School
●Language and Body as Resources for Distributing Orientation: The Transitional Structure of Multiparty Conversation

＜2016年度＞
●A Study of the National Society for Checking in the Abuses of Public Advertising
●The Characters in the Middle Position in E.M. Forster's Novels
●The Significance of Ghosts in Victorian Women's Writing: Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, Elizabeth Gaskell's "The Old Nurses' Story," and Mary Elizabeth Braddon's "At Chrighton Abbey"

＜2015年度＞
●An Analysis of Nanka in Japanese with Corresponding English Expressions
●Racism and Color-Blind Ideology in Contemporary America: A Case Study of Ferguson, Missouri
●The Problem of the Body and the Soul in William Shakespeare's Hamlet: Hamlet's Conflict between Platonic Catharsis and Revenge
●Transitions of Roles of the Civil War Era National Cemeteries
●Viola as a Fool and the Power of Metamorphosis: Feste's Decline and Viola's Prosperity in Twelfth Night (1601)
●Fashions of Speaking across Cultures: A Comparison of Public Speech in American English and Japanese
●Liberalism and Religious Conservatism in American Homeschooling, 1964-2010
●Mutual Growth through Intercultural Contact in Rumer Godden's Works
●"Loss" in Paul Auster's In the Country of Last Things
●Beyond the Ungraspability of Otherness: Life-Writing in Humboldt's Gift
●A Comparative Study of Functions of Intonation in Japanese and American English Task Discourse

＜2014年度＞
●Evelyn Waugh's Satire and Pessimism in Sword of Honour
●Dante Gabriel Rossetti as Poet and Painter: The Meaning of Duality in His Works
●Class and Character in A Midsummer Night's Dream
●Transcending Exclusive Dualism: J.D. Salinger's Pluralistic Thought in Franny and Zooey
●An Analysis of Inexplicit Third-Party Reference in Japanese and English Discourse: How Context is Shared
●American Print Culture in the 1920s and the Beginning of "Outline" Books
●Virginia Woolf's View on Patriotism and Women's Education in Three Guineas (1938)

＜2013年度＞
●Riot or Pogrom?: Reconsidering the East St. Louis Race "Riot"
●Incest as Repressed Feeling in Frankenstein and Mary Shelly's Life
●Fitzgerald's Representation of Collapse and the Recovery in Tender Is the Night
●The Change of Beauty and Respectability in the Latter Half of the Nineteenth Century
●Jekyll and Hyde in Scotland: Comparative Study of the Double in Stevenson and Hogg
●The Modernist View of the Subject-Object Relation in D.H. Lawrence's Kangaroo: A Study of Self-Exile
●Patsy T. Mink and Her Fight for Women's Rights in the 1960s and 1970s
●The Anti-Japanese Movement and Japanese-Language Schools in Hawaii and California, 1912-1927
●Submission or Deviation: Behavior of Men and Women at Home in Anne Brontë's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

＜2012年度＞
●Cognitive Development and Acquisition of Nouns by Bilingual and Native English Speaking Children
●Lloyd's Contributions to the Second Folk Revival in England
●How Events are Described: A Relative Analysis of Cognition and Verbalization in English and Japanese
●The Arabs, the Knights and Orientalism: Representations of the East in C.S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Horse and His Boy and The Last Battle
●The Role of Letters in Jane Austen's Novels
●Interiors: Spatial and Psychological Change in the Works of Virginia Woolf and Other Women Writers

＜2011年度＞
●William Hesketh Lever's Ideal and Ideas in the Making of Port Sunlight
●The Queen of Hearts: Male Anxieties about Female Power in Lewis Carrol's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
●Overlapping Talk in Japanese and English Conversations, with Special Focus on Familiarity among Participants
●Cultural Continuity in Britain, from the 1980s to the 1990s
●How Do Listeners Participate in Conversation?: A Study of Backchannels in Japanese and English
●Away from Fables: Samuel's Own Tragedy in Free Fall
●The Study of Style Shift: A Comparison of Politeness Usage in American English and Japanese Interactions

＜2010年度＞
●Ecology of John Ruskin: A Reading of "The Storm-Cloud of the Nineteenth Century"
●The Death of Narrators in the Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe

＜2009年度＞
●What Makes Listening Difficult?: Helping Japanese EFL Learners to be Better Listeners by Focusing on the Post-lexical Level of Spoken English
●Representations of London in Early-Modern England
●Kenneth Grahame and Arcadia: The Natural Perspective of The Wind in the Willows
●A Psychological Analysis of Two Hemingway's Female Characters
●Self and Community in Toni Morrison's Fiction
●Oscar Wilde as an Irish Writer in The Picture of Dorian Gray
●A Comparative Study of Linguistic Expressions of Time in English and Japanese: The Meaning and Function of -Ta for Foreign Learners of Japanese

＜2008年度＞
●Different Perceptions of Naturalization and Citizenship among Japanese in Hawaii: Ozawa and Toyota vs. United States
●A Comparative Study of Aizuchi for Proposals in Japanese and English Task-Based Interaction: Convergence and Divergence
●The Existence of Others in Saul Bellow's Two Major Novels
●A Comparative Study of Intonation in Spoken English and Japanese: Some Proposals for Teaching Communicative English to Japanese EFL Learners
●A Comparative Study of Topic Construction in English, Japanese, and Korean Conversation
●A Comparative Study of How Characters are Described in Japanese and English: Amalgamation and Separation
●War and International Adoption in the U.S.: World War Ⅱ, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War
●Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market (1862): Texts and Contexts

＜2006年度＞
●"My/Your Story" vs. "Our Story": Repetition in English and Japanese Conversation
●An Analysis of Fundamental American Identities: Madonna in the 1980s
●Interactional Functions of Laugher: A Comparative Study between American English and Japanese
●Narrative Conflicts and Nature in Tess of the d'Urbervilles
●The Concept of Art in Alice Walker's Fiction
●A Comparative Study of the Verb 'to close' in English and Japanese: 'close/shut' vs 'shimeru/tojiru'
●William Morris and the Gothic Revival
●The Environmentalism of William Morris in Theory and Practice

＜2005年度＞
●Jane Austen's Vison of Female Education and Marriage: A Comparison with Mary Wollstonecraft and Hannah More
●Representations of Children in Blake's and Wordsworth's Poetry
●Representation of Asians in Korean War Films: Images of Japanese, Chinese, and Koreans from Gender and Ethnic Perspectives
●The Concept of ma and Functions of ne and "you know" in Cross-Cultural Pragmatics
●"A Child and Nothing More": Education in Wordsworth's Prelude
●"The World of Science, of Art, of Theology" in Flannery O'Connor's Everything That Rises Must Converge
●Court Scandals and the Country House in Twelfth Night
●John Ruskin's Utopian Vision: A Study of the Guild of St. George
●Surrogation of Protagonists by the Narrator: A Comparative Study between Japanese and English
●Quotations and Speakers' Viewpoints: A Comparative Study of American English and Japanese Conversations
●The Position of the Speaker's Viewpoint in the Time Continuum: From Sentence to Conversation

＜2004年度＞
●William Morris and the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: His Idea of Conservation and Synthetic View of Society
●Japanese War Brides Images and Actual Experiences in the Context of Postwar American and Japanese Politics
●The Effects of McCarthyism on Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar
●What Functions behind Mitigation?: Analysis of Negotiation in English and Japanese
●Questions and Conversational Styles in Cross-Cultural Perspectives of Japanese and American English
●The "argument of Time" in The Winter's Tale
●Lively Life of Women in the Concentration Camps

＜2003年度＞
●A Reconsideration of "Farce" through Neil Simon's The Good Doctor
●Shell-shock: Traumatic Disorder in Wartime in Two novels by Radclyffe Hall
●Selection of Deictic Verbs and Egocentrism in Child Language Production: A Characteristic of Children's Perspective
●Shelly and the East in Laon and Cythna, or the Revolution of the Golden City: A Vision of the Nineteenth Century in the Stanza of Spenser
●Teacher Strategies to Facilitate Interaction in Japanese EFL Classroom
●Marriage Patterns in George Eliot's Middlemarch
●Sound in T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land

＜2002年度＞
●Public and Private Discourses in Michael Robartes and the Dancer
●Left-Dislocation in American English Discourse
●The Negotiation of Coherence in Narrative: A Comparative Study between American English and Japanese
●Ideological and Cathartic Effects in Flannery O' Connor's Short Stories
●The Ponder Heart: A Testimony to the Precariousness of Discourse
●Japanese Americans as Active Subjects: Internees' Recreational Life in the Concentration Camps

＜2001年度＞
●Inversions in King Lear: The Disappearance of the Apocalyptic Vision
●Equal Education for Women: Queen Margaret college and Women's Higher Education in Scotland since the late Nineteenth Century
●Speaker's Perspective in Tense, Aspect and Mood: Observations from Discourse of TV News in American English and Japanese
●A Complexity of Taiwanese Immigrants in the United States: A Case Study of a Taiwanese American Family
●Linguistic Relativity vs. Universal Categorization: A Cross-linguistic Study of Bounded/ Unbounded Distinction in American English and Japanese
●'Admired Miranda': A Study of Miranda's Role of Restoration and Prosperity in The Tempest
●Sanitation in Mid-Nineteenth-Century London and Charles Dickens' Household Words
●Thanks and Apologies in English and Japanese Communication
●American Policy on Illicit Drugs: Alternative Strategies: Prohibition and Legalization
●Vietnamese Adaptation in the U.S.: Gender, Ethnicity, and the Case of Orange Country, California
●Homosexuality in History and The Years
●Freedom in the Three Novels of Bernard Malamud: The Assistant, A New Life, and The Fixer
●A Silent Woman: The Purge of Inoue Hide during the U.S. Occupation

＜2000年度＞
●Volunteer Activities for the Elderly in Multiethnic Hawaii: A Case Study of Buddhism-Influenced "Project Dana"
●The Actor and the Audience in The Iceman Cometh : A Metatheatrical Investigation
●The Functions of Imperatives as a Conversational Involvement Strategy
●Violence as Release from Ideology: An Althusserean Approach to Flannery O'Connor's Fictions
●Women's Stories: The Development of Female Characters in David Copperfield and Great Expectations, and Nineteenth Century Ideas of Womanhood
●Love and Human Liberation in Blake's The Book of Thel and Visions of the Daughters of Albion
●Some Versions of Ballad and Its Variations: From Thomas Percy to John Keats
●'Thank You "for Everything"': A Facilitating Strategy in Everyday Interaction
●How to Refuse "Amicably" in Japanese: A Cross-cultural Empirical Study of Speech Evaluation
●"Do you See the Story?": The Narration of Human Identity in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness

＜1999年度＞
●Wordsworth's Concept of Nature: Assimilation of the Past and Relevance to the Future
●The Representation of Blacks in Carson McCullers's Novels
●Quest as Healing Process: Contemporary Native American Novels by Momaday, Silko, and Erdrich
●Howards End in Context: Foster's Thought and Its Edwardian Background
●Pecuniary Sensation in F. Scott Fitzgerald's Fiction: Literary Artistry and Social Criticism
●Ritual or Volition: The Function of a Formulaic Phrase
●William Elliot Griffis's View of the Japanese: The Relationship between Griffis and His Students in Context

＜1998年度＞
●"He Wears a Mask, and his Face Grows to Fit it": The Suffering Colonizer in Burmese Days
●"He Was a Woman": Time, Gender and Self in Virginia Woolf's Orlando
●Norishiro ('flap for pasting') vs Jigsaw-Puzzle: A Comparative Study of Co-Construction in Advising Discourse
●Design is Story, Story is Design: The Oral Storytelling Quality in Willa Cather's Later Novels
●The Influence of Walter Pater's "Leonardo da Vinci" on Virginia Woolf's The Waves

＜1997年度＞
●The Same-Sex Marriage Struggle in the United States: The Baehr v. Miike Case in Hawaii (1996)
●"Don't let it happen": Utopian Hopes in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
●Veil, Embroidery and Mirror: The Revelation of an Artist's Desire in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter
●"Every Stitch I Sew Will Be a Kiss": Women's Solidarity and the Metaphor of Quilting in Alice Walker's The Color Purple
●The Struggle for Freedom: "Resistance" and "Rescue" in Where Angels Fear to Tread
●Different Discourse, Different Framing: The Usage of Pragmatic Markers in Japanese and English
●A Study of Nathaniel Hawthorne: "The Blackest Shade of Puritanism" and The Scarlet Letter
●The Transformed Body: The Incarnate Spirit in Flannery O'Connor's Works
●Why Do Interlocutors Exchange their Turns?: A Comparative Study of Turn-taking in English and Japanese from the Viewpoint of Metacommunication
●A Study of Virginia Woolf's Feminism in A Room of One's Own
●Jude the Obscure: Sue Bridehead's Destructive Power and Self-Ruin
●Egoism and "Refuge" in Somerset Maugham's Novels: Towards a Spinozan Ethic

＜1996年度＞
●A Comparative Study of Cohesion in Japanese and English Texts: A Case of NO DE ARU Expression and Its English Equivalents
●"The Only Cure I Know As Good Ceremony, That's What She Said": Medicine Man and Mythic Characters in Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony
●Grammaticalization of Japanese Classifiers: In Comparison with English Unit Nouns
●A Double Movement of Time in William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
●Acquisition of Relative Clauses by EFL Learners
●Overcoming Matrophobia: Daughter's Initiation in Eudora Welty's The Golden Apples and The Optimist's Daughter
●The Environmental Justice Movement and Native Americans: Their Struggle for Environmental, Social, and Political Justice
●Catherine Linton as Heroine: One Way of Reading Wuthering Heights
●Education, Marriage, and Class in Mary Wollstonecraft's Writing
●Backchannels and Conversational Styles in Japanese and American-English

＜1995年度＞
●Selfhood and Fusion: Conflicting Desires in Kate Chopin's The Awakening
●A Pragmatic Study of Extraposition
●Literature for Language Leaners: Poems, Verses and Rhymes in Junior High School English Textbooks
●Fruitful Morality Linked to Karl Barth's Theology in Updike's Marry Me
●A Cognitive Analysis of Prepositions: The Dichotomous Conceptualization System in English
●Revising Tradition: Gender Concept in Eudora Welty’s The Golden Apples
●A Pragmatic Approach to English Loanwords in Japanese from the Viewpoint of Metaphor and Metonymy: Why Changes of Meaning Occur in Loanwords
●The Evolution of the Japanese Motion Verb Iku: A Cognitive and Pragmatic Approach to the Universal Path of Grammaticalization
●Feedbacks in the Topic Management in Face-to-Face Discourses
●The World of “Outside Time” in Other Voices, Other Rooms
●Phillip Larkin's Representation of Life: A Study of The Whitsun Weddings

＜1994年度＞
●“Happie Nuptial League”: Marriage in Paradise Lost
●Discourse Analysis of Newspaper Articles
●A Study of the Acquisition of English Article Use by Japanese EFL Learners: Problems and Causes
●A Crosslinguistic Study of Japanese and American Ways of Expressing Personal Opinion in Speech

＜1993年度＞
●American Images of Women in the Early 20th Century: from the Fiction of Sinclair Lewis to the History of Women
●A Study of the Use of Predicate Forms as an Index of Cognitive Development in Japanese and American Children
●War and the American Definition of Cultures Since World WarⅡ: A Colonial-Discursive Reading
●Ideological Analysis of the Use of Indexical Indicator: the Case of Gender Indexing Particle Wa
●Musical Effects in T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets

＜1992年度＞
●The World as Stage: Oscar Wilde’s Seriousness
●On Internal Structures of Embedded Clausal Constrictions: PoIP Analysis and Its Consequences

＜1991年度＞
●Acts of Apologies: A Comparative Study of American English and Japanese
●Backchannels: Japanese and American Conversational Style
●Borrowed Robes: Macbeth and Identity
●The Achievement of the Self: Jane Austen’s Persuasion
●Eugene O’Neill and the Dionysian Theater

＜1990年度＞
●Causes and Reasons for the Family Breakup in The Sound and the Fury
●Acts of Thanking: A Comparative Study of Japanese and American English
●“The First and the Only American Teacher”: Whitman’s Doctrine of Life
●Saul Bellow’s Humboldt’s Gift: The Decades of Sleep and the Inner Power of Man

＜1989年度＞
●A Study on Sue Bridehead in Jude the Obscure
●Positive and Negative Replies: Some Interactional Linguistic Patterns in Japanese
●Alice Walker and the Idea of God
●Marianne Moore’s Attempt to Grasp Confusion
●The Meaning of Freedom in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
●Truth in Appearances: Costume Description in David Copperfield
●Another Aspect of Turn-taking: The Interaction of Speaker and Hearer
●Faulkner and Total Meaning: The Structure of Requiem for a Nun
●Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway and Grecian Literature

＜1988年度＞
●A Pragmatical Approach to Metaphor
●A Connecticut Yankee and American Industrialism
●On the Structure of the Gerund: DP-analysis and its Consequences
●Consolations for Death: Yeats and Major Robert Gregory
●Modesty and Tact: Aspects of Principles of Politeness in Korean, Japanese and English
●Narrative Objectivity: The True Character of Heathcliff

＜1987年度＞
●Faustus, The Insincere Sinner
●Robert Frost and the Idea of Locality
●Gatsby and the New City
●Wuthering Heights: Real and Unreal Worlds
●King Lear and Seneca
●The Family in Jane Austen’s Works
●Caddy’s Function in The Sound and the Fury

＜1986年度＞
●Boston and The Bostonians
●Appropriateness of Greetings in Japanese and American English
●Samson and Paitence
●Conversational Implicatures: Are They Universal or Not?

＜1985年度＞
●The Language of Working Women: An Analysis of the Form and Function of Polite Expressions
●The Concept of Time in Eudora Welty’s Fiction
●A Symbol of Mind: A Study of The Tower in W. B. Yeats’s Poetry
●Politeness and Social Deixis: An Analysis of Japanese Honorifics
●Steinbeck the Romanticist: The Two Early Novels
●Literature and Travel in the Eighteen Century: The Cases of Johnson and Gray
●The Complex Role of Huckleberry Finn
●The Triple Function of Intelligence in Pride and Prejudice
●The Process of Topic Change: An Analysis of an Actual Dinner Conversation

＜1984年度＞
●A Study of Wilde’s Comedies: Oscar Wilde in the British Theatre
●Ends and Means: Revenge in Hamlet and Macbeth
●Verbal Signals and Politeness Strategy for Turn-Taking
●T. S. Eliot’s Well Wrought Mosaic of Imagery : An Essay on "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
●The "Cosmopolite" Spirit in The Ambassadors
●Revenge in Hamlet
●The Self and Other Worlds in Othello
●Statistical Analysis of Sex Difference and Politeness in Japanese Directives
●Hawthorne’s Contradictory View of the Artist

＜1983年度＞
●An Analysis of George Eliot’s Heroine’s Passage from Ignorance to Awareness
●The Feelings of Duty of the High-Minded Women in George Eliot’s Novels
●The Relationship Between Fantasy and Time in the Plays of Tennessee Williams
●The Conception of Freedom in Paradise Lost
●Self and Family in Robert Lowell’s Life Studies
●Mark Twain’s Confidence Man
●A Study of Existential Sentences in English

＜1982年度＞
●"The Great Noise" and Saul Bellow’s Heroes

＜1981年度＞
●The Children in Henry James
●Virginia Woolf, Feminist or Androgynist?
●Ecstasy in the Poetry of John Keats
●K. Mansfield's Contribution to the Development of the Modern Short Story
●Two Types of Initiation in Faulkner’s Novels
●The Relationship between Literature and Visual Art in Virginia Woolf’s Novels

＜1980年度＞
●A Study of Jane Austen: In What Way is She Great?
●A Study of Thackeray’s Mirrors
●Empathy and Deixis: with Special References to "come" and "go"

＜1979年度＞
●Illusion and Reality: A Study of The Portrait of a Lady
●A Study of Of Human Bondage
●Human Adaptation to Society Seen through Anderson’s Works
●Functional Analysis in English and Japanese
●A Comparison between A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Tempest
●The Tragic Vision in Eugene O’Neill
●A Study of Symbolism in A Haunted House

＜1978年度＞
●A Study of The Waves: Nine Stages of Growth and Decline
●An Introductory Account of Japanese American Literature
●The Novel and Reality: Iris Murdoch
●An Analysis of the Turn-Taking System in English Dyadic Conversation-Interplay of Verbal & Nonverbal Turn-Taking System
●A Study of "Thank you" from Various Angles
●The Comparative Study of the Japanese and the English Cooking Words: On the Basis of Research by A. Lehrer
●A Study of Othello through Its Characters
●Interrogatives as Indirect Requests in English
●Discourse Deletion in English and Japanese

＜1977年度＞
●The Eternity of The Pilgrim's Progress
●K. Mansfield's Search for Identity
●A Study of Physical Distance and Communicative Distance
●A Study on the Letters of John Keats
●Tennessee Williams: The Female Element

＜1976年度＞
●Fairies in the Celtic Folktales of Scotland, Wales, and Cornwall
●An Analysis of Three Plays of Eugene O’Neill
●A Contrastive Study on Relativization
●The Change of Richard Wright's Ideology: 1932-1940
●Connections Not Made: The Hidden Source of E.M. Forster’s Failings
●The Moral Imagination: J.R.R. Tolkien
●Psychological Aspects of Bilingualism
●A Rose for Emily

＜1975年度＞
●The Relations Between Nursery Rhymes and Through the Looking-Glass
●O'Neill's Transcendence: A Long Night's Journey into Nirvana
●Virginia Woolf and The Waves
●Theodore Dreiser's Women in Sister Carrie and Jennie Gerhardt
●A History of Criticism on George Eliot

＜1974年度＞
●A Study of Old English Passive Voice—Distribution of beon / weson and weorðan
●A Study of Shakespeare's Tragedy
●The First Step to Gertrude Stein

＜1973年度＞
●Blending and Other Categories of Word-Formation
●The Introspective Tendency of Eugene O’Neill
●Henry James from 1896 and 1987
●Thoreau and Orientalism
●A Study of Theme and Technique on The Ambassadors

＜1972年度＞
●Kate Cumming: A Confederate Nurse
●On Dr Johnson’s Lives of the Poets
●A Comparative Study of English and Japanese Words of Body Parts: Foot, Leg, Ashi
●The Function between Writing and Reading through The Sound and the Fury
●The Wheel of Fortune: Studies in Shakespearean Tragedy
●The Vietnam War and Japanese Studies in America
●Narrative Experiments in Faulkner’s Four Major Novels
●Life in Ulysses

＜1971年度＞
●John Keats: His Romanticism
●A Study of Young Goodman Brown
●A Study of David Copperfield
●A Study of the Theme of Man and Fate in Beowulf

＜1970年度＞
●William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury: Time in Theme and Technique
●Lovers In Light:Romeo and Juliet
●Thomas Hardy's Later Novels
●James Joyce: Time and Space
●H.D. Thoreau as a Philosopher: Thoreau's Symbolism in Nature

＜1969年度＞
●The Function of the Narrator: A Study of Marlow's Function in "Youth", "Heart of Darkness", Lord Jim and Chance
●Aspects of Samuel Beckett
●Personal Relationships in Forster’s "Howards End"
●Tense and Aspect in Present-Day English

＜1968年度＞
●Dryden as a Satirist: A Reading of Absalom and Achitophel
●A Study of D.H. Lawrence: On his Vision in Reference to 'Life' and 'Death' Chiefly through His Novels
●The Eye of Antics in Shakespeare: On Love and Marriage
●A Study of Virginia Woolf: On Mrs. Dalloway

＜1967年度＞
●Coleridge’s Inclusive Apprehension and his Idea of Ideas
●The Wilderness Theme in William Faulkner’s "The Bear"
●Man, Order and the Wheel of Fortune: A Study of King Lear
●A Study of The Scarlet Letter
●The Religion of Oscar Wilde

＜2020年度＞
●Idolatry or Creativity: The Ideas of Artistic Creation and Being a Jewish Writer in Cynthia Ozick

＜2019年度＞
●D. H. Lawrence and Human Community: A Study of Mateship in Kangaroo (1923)

＜2017年度＞
●Speaking as Parts of a Whole: Discourse Interpretation from Ba-based Thinking

＜2013年度＞
●From Charles Stewart Parnell to Roger Casement: Yeats’s Creation of Irish Hero Myth

＜2011年度＞
●Aspects of Magical Realism in Toni Morrison’s Fiction

＜2009年度＞
●Postmodern Representation of Fact in Joyce Carol Oates’s Novels

＜2008年度＞
●The Formative Other: A Tenuous Bond Bridging the Chasm between Richard Wright and the Reader
●Expressivity of Demonstratives: A Contrastive Study in Japanese and English Discourse

＜2007年度＞
●E. M. Forster and Queer Reverie

＜2006年度＞
●Darwinism in the Art of Thomas Hardy

＜2005年度＞
●The Ethical Subject after Postmodernism: A Levinasian Reading of Paul Auster’s Fictions
●The Sygnifying Body1: Hemingway, Cezanne, and Paris in the 1920s