Faculty Information - TAMURA Mayumi | Daito Bunka University

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TAMURA Mayumi

Department Daito Bunka University Faculty of Law Department of Law

Job Professor

Present specialized field
English literature and literature in the English language

Academic background
1.	2000/04～2002/03	Doctoral Program (1st Semester) Graduate School, Division of Letters Sophia University Finished Master of Arts
2.	2002/04～2006/03	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) English Literature Graduate School, Division of Humanities Sophia University Expired with Credits Obtained
3.	1994/04～1998/03	English Literature Faculty of Humaties Sophia University Graduated
4.	2004/09～2005/09	Master Shakespeare Studies Graduate School, Division of Letters The University of Birmingham Finished Master of Arts
5.	2008/04～2011/03	Doctorial Shakespeare Studies Graduate School, Division of Letters The University of Birmingham Expired with Credits Obtained

Business career
1.	2006/04 ～ 2008/03	part-time lecturer Sophia University
2.	2012/04 ～ 2017/03	Lecturer Sophia University Center for Language Education and Research
3.	2023/04 ～	Professor

Academic conference
1.	2002/04 ～	Soundings English Literary Association

Books and Papers
1.	Papers	Elizabeth Stuart and "The Palatine War Plays" - The Revival of the Virgin Martyr, Queen Elizabeth Sounding English Literary Association, volume 38 (Sole-authored) 2012/10
2.	Papers	The Relationship between Politics and Theatre in the Palatine Marriage Lingua, volume 18 (Sole-authored) 2007/10
3.	Papers	Shakespeare's King Henry VIII as a Ritualistic Drama Sophia Literary Studies, volume 28 (Sole-authored) 2003/10
4.	Papers	The Triple Failures of the Court Revels in Love's Labour's Lost Soundings English Literary Association, volume 29 (Sole-authored) 2003/10
5.	Papers	The Significance of the Masque-like Scenes in Shakespeare's Romances Soundings English Literary Association, volume 28 (Sole-authored) 2002/10
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2009/06	"A Second Queen Elizabeth: The Gunpowder Plot and the Representations of Elizabeth Stuart" (Brit Grad Conference)