pGSS Alumnae & Alumni
Past Senior Thesis
- Relationship between Gay and Straight Woman in "Hetero" Sexism: From Perspective of Gay Studies
- The Classification and Character of Gender Images in Modern Sports
- The Gender Difference Seen in Takarazuka World
- The Relationship between Women and Gamble as the Leisure Activities: Through Pachinko
- Rape Crime: In the View of Feminism Law
- The Subaltern Agency or Issues of "Differences" in Feminisms: Analysis of "Comfort Women" and Women's International War Crimes Tribunal 2000 for the Trial of Japanese Military Sexual Slavery
- Reexamining School Textbooks from a Gender and Sexuality Perspective: The Sexuality Boundary that Textbooks cannot Overcome
- Emerging from the Blessing: A Feminist Criticism of the Ideal Models of Marriage and Family in Christian Context
- The Analysis of Works of Women AV Directors and the Possibility
- Change of Gender Analyzed from Cartoon History: Considering about Sailor Moon
- One of Queer Readings of 'Shojo Manga' Tokimeki Tonight: Reproduction of Heteronormativity by the Heteronormative Interpretation of Ranze's Sexuality
Voices from Alumnae & Alumni
"I learnt about diversity."I think that majoring in pGSS trained me to become more kind towards others. By learning about a variety of problems beyond the boundaries of academic disciplines, I was able to consider the power dynamics arising from gender and sexuality that occur in daily life for the first time. I understood that my friends, family, co-workers and, of course, myself, all of the people I come in contact with in my daily life, are unconsciously rowing against the current, living within those power dynamics. Realizing this, I started to care about others more deeply than before and became able to differentiate myself from others. Majoring in pGSS did not just impart academic knowledge. It helped me think about the important viewpoints essential to living together with various kinds of people.
Class of 2008 Yasunaga Tatsuro