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著者:クレイ・ウィリアムズ、レイチェル・ルーグ、荒木直子、メアリー・フランシス・アグネロ、ポール・チャムネス・ミラー、リンジー・デウィット/発行:2022年3月28日
編者:クレイ・ウィリアムズ、レイチェル・ルーグ、荒木直子、メアリー・フランシス・アグネロ、ポール・チャムネス・ミラー、リンジー・デウィット/発行:2016年3月28日
著者:Alex Pinar/発行:2015年3月16日
著者:Cherie J. Brown and Erina M. Brown/発行:2014年3月31日
Cherie Brown(Akita International University, Lecturer)
Ms. Cherie Brown lectures in the English for Academic Purposes and Basic Education programmes at Akita International University, Japan. She has team-taught English-medium content classes at Miyazaki International College, Kyushu, Japan, and pre-sessional English as a Second Language (ESL) and Study Abroad programmes at The University of Otago Language Centre, Dunedin, New Zealand and The University of Waikato Language Institute, Auckland, New Zealand, where she also worked as a programme co-ordinator.
Ms. Brown has experience in language school administration, and early childhood and elementary school teaching and administration. She holds university degrees in Education and History, Second Language Teaching and Learning, and Applied Linguistics.
Her research interests include vocabulary acquisition and collaborative teaching and learning practice, and she also writes in the field of teaching resources. She is co-author of “Max Vocab”, a volume designed for upper level students of English, that introduces learners to the history of English words, and “Partners in the Classroom: Collaborative English Language Teaching and Learning Projects”, which is a step-by-step, teaching resource book designed to enable teachers to introduce a collaborative approach to teaching and learning English, via student-directed projects, into their modern language classrooms. Ms. Brown’s collaborative work in Project Based Learning in the ESL classroom earned the inaugural ‘New Zealand International Excellence in Tertiary Teaching Award ’. She has also been a writer and editor for ‘English-to-Go’, an online English Language teaching and learning resource site which provides Reuters’ news-based ESL/EFL resources to teachers and students around the world via the Internet.
Ms. Brown has a keen interest in teacher development, and has been an active member of THT (Teachers Helping Teachers), a Special Interest Group with JALT (the Japan Association of Language Teachers) since 2008. THT provides annual teacher-training workshops and conference events in several countries in Asia. She participates regularly in THT programmes, in events in Bangladesh, Vietnam and Kyrgyzstan. She has also presented at a wide range of teacher development workshops and ESL/EFL conferences in Cambodia, Thailand, Turkey, Japan and New Zealand.
At AIU, Ms. Brown’s teaching focus includes classes across all levels in reading, speaking and listening skills for academic purposes, with the objective being to prepare non-native university level users of English for tertiary content studies in English, at AIU and beyond Japan (in Study Abroad programmes with AIU partner institutions).
著者:Alexander Dolin/発行:2013年12月20日
Alexander Dolin(Akita International University,
Professor)
Professor Alexander Dolin began his scholarly career by studying Japanese classics and comparative culture at the Institute of Oriental Studies (Russian Academy of Sciences) where he has been working for two decades since 1971. Then from April 1992 through March 2004 he was teaching Comparative literature at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.His research activity has been rather diversified and covers several related areas of culture: from Japanese literature, ethics and aesthetics to world literature, history and religion, always being on the cutting edge of interdisciplinary studies.
Professor Dolin is an author and translator of over 50 books. A number of his books – published in Russian, German, English and Japanese – explore the history and theory of classic and modern Japanese poetry as well as history and philosophy of Far Eastern Martial Arts, spiritual sources of cultural evolution and the ways of cultural exchange. His works on Russian literature and society issued in Japan (in Japanese) and in Russia have been met with interest both by specialists and by public at large.
He is also acknowledged in Russia as a poet and writer in his own right, being a member of the Russian Writers’ Union and International PEN Club.
His massive History of New Japanese Poetry in several volumes issued both in Russian and in English became a significant contribution to the studies of Japanese literature in the West.
Dr. Dolin regards translation of old and new classic Japanese literature as his lifelong mission. Scores of collections and anthologies in his translations introduced to readers a broad panorama of Japanese poetry from ancient times till present day. He also published the translations of popular novels by Tanizaki Junichiro, Osaragi Jiro, Tsushima Yuko and many others. His work has been widely appreciated in Russia. It also has been recognized by a Special Prize for Cultural Achievements of the All-Japan Translators Association (1995).
Since the establishment of Akita International University in April, 2004, Dr. Dolin has been teaching Japanese Literature and Comparative Culture to Japanese and international students.
著者:Alexander Dolin/発行:2013年3月31日
Alexander Dolin(Akita International University,
Professor)
Professor Alexander Dolin began his scholarly career by studying Japanese classics and comparative culture at the Institute of Oriental Studies (Russian Academy of Sciences) where he has been working for two decades since 1971. Then from April 1992 through March 2004 he was teaching Comparative literature at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.His research activity has been rather diversified and covers several related areas of culture: from Japanese literature, ethics and aesthetics to world literature, history and religion, always being on the cutting edge of interdisciplinary studies.
Professor Dolin is an author and translator of over 50 books. A number of his books – published in Russian, German, English and Japanese – explore the history and theory of classic and modern Japanese poetry as well as history and philosophy of Far Eastern Martial Arts, spiritual sources of cultural evolution and the ways of cultural exchange. His works on Russian literature and society issued in Japan (in Japanese) and in Russia have been met with interest both by specialists and by public at large.
He is also acknowledged in Russia as a poet and writer in his own right, being a member of the Russian Writers’ Union and International PEN Club.
His massive History of New Japanese Poetry in several volumes issued both in Russian and in English became a significant contribution to the studies of Japanese literature in the West.
Dr. Dolin regards translation of old and new classic Japanese literature as his lifelong mission. Scores of collections and anthologies in his translations introduced to readers a broad panorama of Japanese poetry from ancient times till present day. He also published the translations of popular novels by Tanizaki Junichiro, Osaragi Jiro, Tsushima Yuko and many others. His work has been widely appreciated in Russia. It also has been recognized by a Special Prize for Cultural Achievements of the All-Japan Translators Association (1995).
Since the establishment of Akita International University in April, 2004, Dr. Dolin has been teaching Japanese Literature and Comparative Culture to Japanese and international students.
著者:Alexander Dolin/発行:2010年3月31日
Alexander Dolin(Akita International University,
Professor)
Professor Alexander Dolin began his scholarly career by studying Japanese classics and comparative culture at the Institute of Oriental Studies (Russian Academy of Sciences) where he has been working for two decades since 1971. Then from April 1992 through March 2004 he was teaching Comparative literature at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.His research activity has been rather diversified and covers several related areas of culture: from Japanese literature, ethics and aesthetics to world literature, history and religion, always being on the cutting edge of interdisciplinary studies.
Professor Dolin is an author and translator of over 50 books. A number of his books – published in Russian, German, English and Japanese – explore the history and theory of classic and modern Japanese poetry as well as history and philosophy of Far Eastern Martial Arts, spiritual sources of cultural evolution and the ways of cultural exchange. His works on Russian literature and society issued in Japan (in Japanese) and in Russia have been met with interest both by specialists and by public at large.
He is also acknowledged in Russia as a poet and writer in his own right, being a member of the Russian Writers’ Union and International PEN Club.
His massive History of New Japanese Poetry in several volumes issued both in Russian and in English became a significant contribution to the studies of Japanese literature in the West.
Dr. Dolin regards translation of old and new classic Japanese literature as his lifelong mission. Scores of collections and anthologies in his translations introduced to readers a broad panorama of Japanese poetry from ancient times till present day. He also published the translations of popular novels by Tanizaki Junichiro, Osaragi Jiro, Tsushima Yuko and many others. His work has been widely appreciated in Russia. It also has been recognized by a Special Prize for Cultural Achievements of the All-Japan Translators Association (1995).
Since the establishment of Akita International University in April, 2004, Dr. Dolin has been teaching Japanese Literature and Comparative Culture to Japanese and international students.
著者:C.Kenneth Quinones/発行:2011年3月31日
著者:李登輝、中嶋嶺雄/発行:2012年3月31日
著者:田中英道/発行:2011年3月31日
著者:Alexander Dolin/発行:2015年3月31日
Alexander Dolin(Akita International University,
Professor)
Professor Alexander Dolin began his scholarly career by studying Japanese classics and comparative culture at the Institute of Oriental Studies (Russian Academy of Sciences) where he has been working for two decades since 1971. Then from April 1992 through March 2004 he was teaching Comparative literature at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.His research activity has been rather diversified and covers several related areas of culture: from Japanese literature, ethics and aesthetics to world literature, history and religion, always being on the cutting edge of interdisciplinary studies.
Professor Dolin is an author and translator of over 50 books. A number of his books – published in Russian, German, English and Japanese – explore the history and theory of classic and modern Japanese poetry as well as history and philosophy of Far Eastern Martial Arts, spiritual sources of cultural evolution and the ways of cultural exchange. His works on Russian literature and society issued in Japan (in Japanese) and in Russia have been met with interest both by specialists and by public at large.
He is also acknowledged in Russia as a poet and writer in his own right, being a member of the Russian Writers’ Union and International PEN Club.
His massive History of New Japanese Poetry in several volumes issued both in Russian and in English became a significant contribution to the studies of Japanese literature in the West.
Dr. Dolin regards translation of old and new classic Japanese literature as his lifelong mission. Scores of collections and anthologies in his translations introduced to readers a broad panorama of Japanese poetry from ancient times till present day. He also published the translations of popular novels by Tanizaki Junichiro, Osaragi Jiro, Tsushima Yuko and many others. His work has been widely appreciated in Russia. It also has been recognized by a Special Prize for Cultural Achievements of the All-Japan Translators Association (1995).
Since the establishment of Akita International University in April, 2004, Dr. Dolin has been teaching Japanese Literature and Comparative Culture to Japanese and international students.
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