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  Hagiwara Ken
   Department   Undergraduate School  , School of Global Japanese Studies
   Position   Professor
■ Books and Papers
1. 2024/03 Article Actuality and Universality of Reinhard Goering's Seeschlacht (Sea Battle, 1917): An Anti-War Drama Created During a War, Staged in Germany and Japan Memoirs of the Institute of Cultural Sciences, Meiji University pp.319-341 (Single)  Link
2. 2020/06 Book Theater and Music   (Collaboration)  Link
3. 2019/03 Book The Routledge Companion to Theatre and Politics   (Collaboration)  Link
4. 2018/04 Article [Research Note] Overflowing Local Bodies in Global Age - (Re)presentations of Japanese Bodies in Different Theatrical Forms Inside and Outside Japan During the Period of (Post-)Globalization - Comparative Theater Review 17(1),pp.35-53 (Collaboration)  Link
5. 2016/07 Book The gap between the <insider view> and <outsider view> on Fukushima as seen in the change of Festival/Tokyo's lineup Performance Studies international Fluid States 2015 Tohoku, Japan Beyond Contamination: Corporeality, Spirituality, and Pilgrimage in Northern Japan Select conference proceedings pp.66-75 (Single)  Link
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■ Conference Presentations
1. 2024/08/31 Esperanto in Japanese Theatre: A Means of Bringing "Peripheral Japan" into the Light (Esperanto in Asia Conference) Link
2. 2024/08/22 How to design performative activities as a theater researcher (and practitioner sometimes) (The 22nd International Conference for Media in Education) Link
3. 2024/07/19 What We Can (not) Learn by Staging a Tragedy in Translation: In Case of Reinhard Goering’s Sea Battle (1917) Staged by Tsukiji Little Theater in 1924 as the Japanese First Performance (International Federation for Theater Research (IFTR) Conference Manila 2024) Link
4. 2023/08/18 Reconsidering the context of Tsukiji Little Theater in the interwar and postwar periods (EAJS2023, the 17th International Conference of the European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS))
5. 2021/08/26 Transposition of Life: On Absence of Real Live Performers in "Non-Human Theater" for Depicting Dead/Dying People (16th International Conference of the European Association for Japanese Studies)
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■ Academic Qualifications
1. Graduate School, Division of Letters, Waseda University, Ph.D.
2. ~2005/03 〔Doctorial Course〕, Graduate School, Division of General Culture, The University of Tokyo, Accomplished credits for doctoral program,
3. 1996/04~1998/03 〔Master Course〕, Graduate School, Division of General Culture, The University of Tokyo, Completed,
4. ~1996/03 Faculty of Literature, Keio University, Graduated,
■ Career History
1. 2005/04~2008/03 Waseda University The Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum Research Associate
■ Teaching Activities
● Other Special Instructions related to Educational Experiences
1. 2017/04/01~2020/03/31 Doctoral supervisor
■ Academic Associations Membership
1. 2021/08~ European Association for Japanese Studies Link
2. 2017~ International Federation for Theatre Research Link
3. 2015~ Performance Studies international (PSi) Link
4. 2005~ Japanese Society for Theatre Research Link
5. 2020/04~ ∟ executive board member
■ Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches
1. 2008/04~2010/03  The development of German theatre outside of Germany during World War II – the example of Erwin Piscator’s work in his American exile  (Key Word : ) Link
■ Committees and Associations
1. 2020/04/01~ Japanese Society for Theatre Research Excecutive board member
2. 2006~2008 Committee at SIBMAS Member of the Executive Council
■ Current Specialized Field
Aesthetics and art studies