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YAMAGUCHI Midori   Faculty of Sociology Department of Sociology（Graduate School of Literarture English Literature）   Professor

■ Present specialized field   History of Europe and America, Gender, Area studies

■ Academic background 1. ～1991/03 Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Faculty of Foreign Language Graduated 2. ～1993/03 Waseda University Faculty of Literature Graduated 3. ～1995/03 Waseda University Graduate School, Division of Letters〔Master degree program〕 Completed 4. ～2002/03 Waseda University Graduate School, Division of Letters〔Doctoral course〕 Accomplished credits for doctoral program

■ Business career 1. 2010/04～2011/03 Institute of Historical Research, University of London Researcher

■ Books and Papers 1. Book Issues and Discussions in Gender History  (Collaboration)  2023/06 2. Book Akogare and the New Women: Gender and Emotions in Modern Asia  (Collaboration)  2023/06 3. Book Translation of Leonore Davidoff and Catherine Hall, Family Fortunes: Men and Women of the English Middle Class, 1780-1850 (3rd edn., 2018).    2019/07 4. Book Daughters of the Anglican Clergy: Religion, Gender and Identity in Victorian England  (Single)  2014/10 5. Paper War, Gender and Citizenship in Britain during the Great War  (Single)  2017/03 6. Paper The Religious Rebellion of a Clergyman's Daughter  (Single)  2007/11 7. Paper 'Unselfish' Desires: Daughters of the Anglican Clergy, 1830-1914  (Single)  2001/03 8. Other Classics in Gender History to Pass Down: Family Fortunes in Supervision  (Single)  2022/02 9. Other The Symposium Commemorating the Centenary of Women's Franchise in the UK: Women and Citizenship--Beyond the State Policy. Introduction.  (Single)  2020/03 10. Other Book review of Motoko NAKATA, Uba no Bunkashi (A Cultural History of Wet-nurses).  (Single)  2019/07 5 display All display(10)

■ Academic conference presentation 1. 2020/09/02 Mission Box Politics: Manipulating Asian Women's Fascination with British Fashion (Asia at the Crossroads: Solidarity through Scholarship, The Association for Asian Studies (AAS)-in-Asia 2020) 2. 2015/03/06 Daughters of the Anglican Clergy: Religion, Gender and Identity in Victorian England (Women's History Seminar, Institute of Historical Research, University of London) 3. 2011/03/11 From the Vicarage to the Stage: Clerical Families and Parish Entertainments in the Nineteenth Century (Symposium 'Religion and Play: Past, Present and Future') 4. 2010/10/02 'I am a clergyman's daughter': Father's occupation and daughters' lives in Victorian England (Centre for Intimate and Sexual Citizenship, Department of Sociology, University of Essex) 5. 2006/09/08 'Father's Teaching, God's Calling: A Conflict in a Victorian Parsonage' (British Association for Victorian Studies, Annual Conference, 2006) 6. 2004/05/24 Gender and Personal Narrative (GENDER HISTORY, WOMEN'S HISTORY AND FAMILY HISTORY, Symposium Sponsored by the Journal, Gender and History) 7. 2000/06/20 Rebellions of Clergymen's Daughters: Women's Agencies and the Possibilities of Resistance (Sociology Conference, University of Essex.) 5 display All display(7)

■ Department laboratory expense researcher number   00384694

■ Abroad career 1. 2010/04/01～2011/03/31 visiting fellow

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