Graduate School of Letters,Nagoya University|Global COE Program|HERSETEC

11th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on January 22, 2009 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Minoru Ozawa, Researcher
"Demand and Interpretation of the Image of Viking Society in Japan"

10th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on October 23, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Satoru Kobayashi, Researcher
"Modernization of Judicature and Preparing Conditions of Autonomous Interpretation of Law"

9th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on September 11, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Daisuke Shinagawa, Researcher
"Hypothesis of divergence of *-ag-a in Rwa language (Bantu, E61)"
Eunju Kim, Researcher
'Nominative Post-positional Particle, No, and the Nouniness of Predicates"

8th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on July 30, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Shingo Yabe, Researcher
"Memorandum of the Integrating Function of Festivals
--example of 'forest festival' in Enshu during wartime"
Minoru Ozawa, Researcher
"Formation of Jelling Mounds by King Harald Bluetooth - Its Text and Context"

7th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on July 2, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Naoko Sugiyama, Researcher
"The Pygmalion Effect? the Lifelike Course of the Statue, with Focus on 18th Century France"

6th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on May 21, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Michihiro Nagata, Researcher
"Configuration of Popular Novels ? "African Impression" by Raymond Roussel and the Colonial Novels of the Same Period"
Hiroki Maezawa, Researcher
"Adjective Modifiers and Discontinuing AP Construction"

5th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on April 25, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Yoshiya Nishimura, Researcher
"Legal Documents (Carta) from Early Medieval Italy and Their Usage - Inside and Outside of the Texts."

4th Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on February 29, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Minoru Ozawa, Researcher
"Runic Stone Monuments as a Political Symbol"
Shingo Yabe, Researcher
"Changes in the Festivals During a High Economic Growth Period of Japan ? Forest Festival in Enshu After the War With an Example From 1974"

3rd Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on January 22, 2008 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Daisuke Shinagawa, Researcher
"Description of the Linguistic Structural Characteristics of Sheng (Bantu G40E)" Kim Eunju, Researcher
"Historical Development of the Nominative Post-positional Particle 'No' in the Japanese Language"

2nd Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on November 21, 2007 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center).
Yoshiya Nishimura, Researcher
"A Witness of Monte Amiata Monastery and Countersignature by a Consent Person ? Preliminary Study of Generative Theory of the Early Medieval Italian Legal Documents"
Satoshi Kobayashi, Researcher
"Toward the Examination of the Order in Modern Japan ? Freedom, Legal Norm, Execution of Authority"

1st Briefing of the Global COE Researchers was held on October 31, 2007 at Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters, Global COE Office (Nagoya International Center). Two researchers made a report on their research. Michihiro Nagata, Researcher
"How Can Generative Theory Change the Image of Roussel by Foucault?" Naoko Sugiyama, Researcher
"Reception of Sculptures in 18th Century France ? Painted and Textual Sculptures."